hello

Sorry about the lack of info.  At the moment, the main interface is not 
accessible, nor is the registration dialogue.  I will give you info on the 
software, plus URL towards the bottom of this post.  But first, in order that I 
can show you what this application is capable of, here is a list of some of the 
shortcuts.  Note that these are only the commonly used ones, but they should 
give you an idea of the power of this software.

<SNIP>

Command - Spacebar or Command - / Segues to the NEXT track. 
Command - Option - / to Set && Set new Segue Time.
Option - Spacebar Slam - Segues to the NEXT track. 
Command - F activates and clears the Find textbox.   
Left/Right Arrows changes focus from Library to Playlist. 
Up/Down Arrows, Page Up/Down, and Home/End control scrolling.  
Command - Up/Down Arrows moves selected track in the Playlist. 
Command - Right Arrow adds selected track in the Library to the Playlist. 
Option - Right Arrow inserts selected track into the Playlist. 
Command - Left Arrow removes track from the Playlist. 
Option - Up/Down Arrows moves the track to the top or bottom of the playulist. 
Command - ; and Command - Apostrophy controls the Playlist Cue Position.
Command - 6 Play/Pause
Command - 7 Rewind
Command - 8 Fast Forward
Command - 9 Play Ending
Command - Left Bracket, Exclusive Start Playlist
Command - Right Bracket, Exclusive Stop Playlist
Command - Option - G Start/Stop Playlist

And here are some additional shortcuts we have for direct mixer / deck 
manipulation (aka "Mixer View" that Command-M toggles):

These are active when a deck has focus  -  use Tab to toggle deck selection:

Spacebar        Start/Stop
/        Pause (stutter)
Return   Stop
P       Play Restart
<       Cue Back
>        Cue Forward
Option - <         Rewind
Option - >      Fast Forward
Enter - key Modification        Alt. Deck

Up Arrow         Dip Pitch
Down Arrow        Bump Pitch
Left Arrow        Pitch Down
Right Arrow      Pitch Up
Option - Up       Pitch Down
Option - Down     Pitch Up
Shift Mod.      Faster/More
Control Mod.    Slower/Less

=        Match BPM
C        Cue Output On/Off
M       Memory Store
R       Memory Return
A       Advance
B       Break Effect
1        Auto Fade - Cut
2         Auto Cross - Fade
3         Auto Slam - Fade
4 or S  Auto Slam Toggle
Q/W     Cross left/right
L/O/K   Loop In/Out/Exit

</SNIP>

note that the listing was taken from the documentation.  Now, info on the 
software itself.

The package is called "MegaSeg".  There are two versions, and I will outline 
the differences between the two.  The "DJ" edition does not have the rules for 
artist separation, track title separation and other similar playlist directives 
which a broadcaster would require.  It also has some other events which don't 
work.  MegaSeg Pro sells for $199.00 US and the DJ edition sells for $99.00 US. 
 Again, I have to stress that the main interface is not yet accessible.  But 
the more people who contact them and ask about VoiceOver support, the better.  
By all leans mention my name if you wish when you contact them.  The website 
for MegaSeg is:
<http://www.megaseg.com>
there is a demo which you can download.  However, as I've already said the main 
interface is not accessible.  Fortunately we don't all give up so easily, and I 
found that, on politely approaching the developers their response was very 
encouraging.

Gordon

On 30 Nov 2012, at 21:39, Orin <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,
Can you at least tell us what it is called so we can look it up? Also, do both 
pro and standard versions have good crossfading and mic support? Djay's 
crossfading is just annoying. If it's got keyboard shortcuts and is otherwise 
usable, I wouldn't mind trying it to help test out as well.
How much does pro cost? I'm not looking to run a station, just broadcast on 
them, so standard should be fine I'm guessing.

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