VMM also supports additional portable devices, including CDR/CDRW players. The free software functions like a VCR for Web audio: users can set the software to record streaming audio programs and MP3s at a pre-determined time and listen to them offline or on a portable device. Behind the scenes, the new VMM incorporates the universally accepted Microsoft Windows Media Format standard, allowing Voquette users to easily capture and import streaming audio into popular jukeboxes such as MusicMatch, Sonique, Real Jukebox and Winamp. "Our goal is to make the Web audio experience as easy as possible. Voquette is now a valuable resource to the 90 million jukebox users in the world who want to record streaming audio programs and still listen to them using the advanced sound equalizer and navigation tools of their favorite jukebox," said Philip J. Monego, Sr., Voquette CEO.
With the VMM software's new CDR/CDRW support capability, Web audio enthusiasts can burn their favorite live Internet radio, news, talk shows, music, financial and entertainment programs onto a CD in a few simple steps. The Voquette.com Web site offers VMM users easy access to a comprehensive directory of digital audio programming and a powerful audio search function.
"The Internet is brimming with quality audio content to record and enjoy using the Voquette Media Manager, but it takes time and effort to find and keep track of the content you really like," said Monego. "By closely integrating the VMM with our Voquette.com Web audio directory, we help people save time finding, bookmarking and recording their favorites."
The latest Voquette.com release features new "My Voquette" capabilities for a simple way to save and organize favorite audio links and receive recommendations based on stated preferences. VMM users can use "My Voquette" to bookmark programs and easily access personalized audio content such as horoscopes and local weather updates.
About Voquette, Inc.
Voquette is expanding the potential of Web audio with new technologies that enable people to find, record, organize and listen to all forms of Internet audio content on their computers and a variety of portable audio devices. Voquette has partnered with leading consumer electronics manufacturers, including Philips Electronics and Sharp Electronics, and major content providers and Web audio leaders such as MP3.com. Voquette is venture-backed by a group including 21st Century Internet Ventures, Citigroup Investments, MP3.com, Inc., Philips Electronics, iMinds Ventures and Voquette's CEO and Chairman, Philip J.Monego, Sr. Based in San Mateo, CA, Voquette is led by a team of industry veterans from highly successful Internet, computer, networking, database and consumer electronics companies.
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