Tagged: Music Licensing Software
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September 10, 2015 at 9:19 pm #22868Mark LewisParticipant
I just wanted to mention that the free Music Licensing Software that my programmer and I created for composers has a new version to fix some minor issues with the CSV importer (the feature that lets you point to audio files on a remote server such as an Amazon bucket).
If you are using the CSV importer already there is an upgrade package as well so you do not have to re-install.
http://www.musiclicensingsoftware.com/We have had lots of installs of this software already and people seem to be very happy with it. We are doing these free upgrades and bug fixes as time allows.
For those that are not aware this software package was designed for you, the production music composer, to easily create your own music licensing website where your clients can preview, purchase and download your music with no middleman involved.
We are offering this software package at absolutely no cost.
All you need to use this software is…
1. A website that is hosted on a server where you have ftp access and can access your phpadmin (essentially the same requirements as setting up a wordpress blog on your server).
2. A paypal account so you can be paid.September 10, 2015 at 9:19 pm #22869Mark LewisParticipantbump
September 10, 2015 at 10:18 pm #22870Art MunsonKeymasterNice Mark, thanks!
September 10, 2015 at 10:30 pm #22871Art MunsonKeymasterHi Mark, copied those files over but still showing v.03.
September 10, 2015 at 10:37 pm #22872Mark LewisParticipantThose are the new files though. They will work.
September 11, 2015 at 2:15 am #22874GMParticipantMark,
first of all, thanks a lot.
My website is currently on Weebly and I know your software won’t work there. Can you (or anybody) recommend a decent (cheap …) web host where you know your software will work? I am pretty much clueless about web hosting (I guess that’s why I chose Weebly), so I don’t know how to make sure that the host I’m choosing will grant access to myphpadmin – not even sure what that means 🙂
thanks a lotSeptember 11, 2015 at 3:01 am #22875Mark LewisParticipantHey GM
I can’t reccomend cheap hosting from personal experience as I have been out of that market for a while now but whenever I see questions about hosting the recommendation for hostgator seems to always pop up.
Here they have a worpress plan for $9.95 a month
http://www.hostgator.com/managed-wordpress-hostingOne of the hosting companies I use has a $4 a month plan for a basic website with a database…
https://www.westhost.com/web-hosting/personal-hosting/When I say myphpadmin I am just referring to the database function of the website. Most websites you see on the internet today use some sort of database structure.
Like I mentioned if you can install wordpress then you can install our software. In fact I think the install now creates its own database automatically on most servers so you might be able to just upload it and install without accessing the database admin at all.September 11, 2015 at 3:16 am #22877JohnGuestHi Mark.
I’ve been looking for something like this and I,m considering Licensequote.
I would prefer complete autonomy.
So my question is,will your software work on a site hosted by Bandzoogle?
Thank you.
John
September 11, 2015 at 4:33 am #22878GMParticipantThank you Mark!
September 11, 2015 at 4:52 am #22879Mark LewisParticipantHi John-
You would have to ask the people at Bandzoogle but just taking a quick look at their service it seems like you wouldn’t be able to as they seem to be an all-in-one plug and play type service.
But again you should ask them if they allow you to have ftp access and access to a mysql database in any of their offers.September 11, 2015 at 5:07 am #22880JohnGuestThanks Mark.
Hostgator looks good.
I will get it organised.
John
September 11, 2015 at 7:10 am #22881MusicmattersParticipantHi Mark,
Thanks for this wonderful piece of software, I have been wanting to do something like this for a very long time. I have been trying to install MLS 0.4 v6 and I am facing the following message:
1. Installer requires write permissions (700 or 755, 777 in some cases) to be able to complete installation.
2. Web Application Root, where you extracted the files should be writable.which folders or files need permissions ? What should I do ?
Thanks Mark.
September 11, 2015 at 8:02 am #22882Mark LewisParticipantHi Musicmatters.
This all just sounds harder than it is.
The folder where you extracted the file needs to be writable, which means you need to change its permissions.
You can do that either in your ftp program (most programs have a function to change the permission of a folder) or in a shell window where you would ‘chmod’ the folder to the correct permissions like 777.Here are a couple of youtube tutorials showing how to do it using fileZilla
The same concept applies to other ftp programs and to macs.
This tutorial is a really good explanation of what is exactly is happening on the server when you change files permissions and also shows you how to change permissions simply by using the chmod command in a terminal window.
Don’t let all this scare you, it is a lot easier than it all sounds/looks 😉
September 13, 2015 at 5:44 pm #22885Art MunsonKeymasterHey Mark,
I was going to do an upload this weekend and took a closer look at the import file and ran into the requirement for the MB size. With a couple of thousand files that becomes a non-starter. Any workaround for that?
Thank you
Art
September 13, 2015 at 10:49 pm #22886Mark LewisParticipantHi Art
You can always just leave the column blank and everything will work fine but the file size area for each track on your site will show 0.00 megabytes.
Or if it does not matter to you or your customers you can simply copy and paste 7 megabytes (or whatever) into each of the fields in that column.
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