Is it worth me upgrading?

[KevMaverick]

I've been thinking about upgrading from Cross DJ to full Cross - but I can't seem to see any other advantage apart from the abilty to use timecoded cd's and vinyl - which is not something I need.

Should I just stick with Cross DJ? Or are there any other advantages?

[daniel clark]

Right now that is the only difference,dont know if that will change,lower price negates use of some features , dont use tc vinal or cd my self dont think they will change it ,went to full Cross instead of DJ just to get the full package, upgraded from home 6/7 ,download shop at $99,at version 1.25/1.32

recomend staying at DJ version,unless you plan on using the tc,,,but you will need a different sc,,with two sets of inputs

[KevMaverick]

I think that just about answers my question, thank you Daniel.

[Blackbrook]

Using MIDI controllers only you can keep the DJ version without feeling unfullfilled

[Jim B]

I would say go for the full version. The reason why, because it's the full version and it looks nicer

[Blackbrook]

[KevMaverick]

Ha Ha Ha! You guys!

If it was able to handle mp3+g I might have considered it!

[daniel clark]

I do like the look of Cross vs crossdj better,,,,not shure what mp3+g is,, but yes if where able to rec mpg ,and understand why

Offtopic.HorsSujet!

Cross=jim b profile/Cross DJ=mr evil /rule the world

[KevMaverick]

Mp3+g is the most common format for karaoke on the computer. Basically, there are two files to each song - an mp3 plus the graphics file, hence mp3+g. It enables a person to store their karaoke library on a computer, rather than carry 100's of disks around.

[Jim B]

@Steve, good one, mate

@Kev, you could always save up your Karma points and cash them in for a Copy of Cross.

I believe Cross costs 4000 points (but I could be wrong). PM Uncle and see