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After reviewing my notes from Lone Wolf's various posts on the subject, I followed through and purchased the Chartbuster Essential Super CDG Vol1-6. And as needed, I also purchased the RoxBox software to convert the SCDG tracks to CDG.

It was an investment well worth making.

With everything having worked out so well, I am thinking of purchasing the 1810 DK tracks that are also available on SCDG. Is anyone familiar with the two volumes that are available?

I have them and they get used quite a bit. Overpowering pan flute on some songs but overall a very good purchase for the price.

Those Pan Flute players get all the chicks!!

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I posted this on another thread yesterday

I found the following traks were bad on two different sets

Disc I, Track 371, AMERICAN PIE - Don Mclean

Disc II, Track 673, American Pie - Don Mclean

Disc II, Track 449, Freedom 90 - George Michael

Disc II, Track 716, Paradise By The Dashboard Lights - Meatloaf

I suppose if you're ripping them individually, you'll be able to skip over these easy enough. But if your trying to auto load to a CAVS Jukebox, its a tedious task which requires you to go back and renumber the tracks.

These discs also have built in player program which you can run on your computer, but the bad tracks will give you an error and won't play.

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jr2423,

Thank you for your extremely helpful information!

Do you or anyone else know where I can get the details of which tracks were on the original DK discs?
I would like to organize the ripped tracks in that fashion, if I can!

I'm not sure what you are asking here, but I have the original DK discs, and here is the track information for those with the songs listed above:

DK 58-1 I'll Be There Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz
DK 58-2 With Every Beat of My Heart Taylor Dayne
DK 58-3 Rock Lobster The B-52's
DK 58-4 MacArthur Park Donna Summer
DK 58-5 American Pie Don McLean
DK 58-6 Help Me Hold On Travis Tritt
DK 58-7 I've Cried My Last Tear For You Ricky Van Shelton
DK 58-8 Strong Enough to Bend Tanya Tucker
DK 58-9 Roll On Eighteen Wheeler Alabama
DK 58-10 Give Me One More Chance Exile
DK 58-11 Too Much on My Heart The Statler Brothers
DK 58-12 Drivin' My Life Away Eddie Rabbitt
DK 58-13 Nobody Sylvia
DK 58-14 Last Christmas Wham!
DK 58-15 White Christmas Bing Crosby
DK 58-16 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Traditional Christmas Song
DK 58-17 Deck the Halls Traditional Christmas Song
DK 58-18 Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree Traditional Christmas Song




DK 66-1 Friends in Low Places Garth Brooks
DK 66-2 Something to Talk About Bonnie Raitt
DK 66-3 Freedom '90 George Michael
DK 66-4 Somewhere Out There James Ingram and Linda Ronstadt
DK 66-5 Maybe it Was Memphis Pam Tillis
DK 66-6 Borderline Madonna
DK 66-7 Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand) Diana Ross
DK 66-8 Strange Brew Cream
DK 66-9 Think Aretha Franklin
DK 66-10 My Cherie Amour Stevie Wonder
DK 66-11 Good Vibrations The Beach Boys
DK 66-12 Hanky Panky Tommy James and the Shondells
DK 66-13 I'm Gonna Get Married Lloyd Price
DK 66-14 Twilight Time The Platters
DK 66-15 Singin' in the Rain Gene Kelly
DK 66-16 Lullaby of Broadway Standard
DK 66-17 She Thinks I Still Care George Jones
DK 66-18 Great Speckled Bird Roy Acuff


DK 86-1 Paradise By the Dashboard Light - Narration in background Meatloaf
DK 86-2 One More Last Chance Vince Gill
DK 86-3 My Baby Loves Me Martina McBride
DK 86-4 Gloria Shadows of the Night
DK 86-5 Black Velvet Alannah Miles
DK 86-6 Turn! Turn! Turn! The Byrds
DK 86-7 What's Up 4 Non Blondes
DK 86-8 Years Barbara Mandrell
DK 86-9 Chatahoochie Alan Jackson
DK 86-10 Making Our Dreams Come True TV Themes - From "Laverne and Shirley"
DK 86-11 Fly Me to the Moon Frank Sinatra
DK 86-12 Bend Me, Shape Me American Band
DK 86-13 Ghost Riders in the Sky Vaughn Monroe
DK 86-14 Sloop John B. The Beach Boys
DK 86-15 Since I Fell For You Lenny Welsh
DK 86-16 What Kind of Fool Am I? From "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off"
DK 86-17 That's Amore Dean Martin
DK 86-18 Back to the Hotel N2 Deep

Odd that they would put the same LONG song within the same set. I have it on the original CDG DK58 & it's fine. Must be a bad transfer on the SCDG. Same with Freedom originally on DK52 - don't have PBTDBL on DK, can't comment on that one.

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Are you asking for a listing of the original 0-99 Set? Or the original Millennium set as compared to the Millennium SCDG?

If you want the latter I can provide you with an Excel file list. If it's the former, I don't have a source. If you aren't already aware, the Millennium set is different from the 0-99 set. While they both contain many of the same selections, they are not identical.

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you can use the KJ Pro database to find out which songs are are which discs.

cueball

thanks for your input. what you provided is a start. i want the details for every disc so that when i rip and covert the scdg i can set up the output to files that coincide with the original discs.

If I can get the details, the process is very simple.

And with those details, I could reference the original disc#/track# in my song catalog.

Also, in any future forum discussions about the DK product line/tracks I would be in synch with everyone else!

If that's what you're looking for, then BFFL gave you the direction to go. DK may be out of print, but it would still be in that database.

I agree with the sentiment on the RoxBox ripper. The CAVS set is a good investment and the ripper allows you to get a pretty substantial collection for a decent price.

The CAVS set is not exactly like the original as a couple others have said. I have noticed it also contains some tracks that are not even DK tracks. I haven't done a comprehensive analysis on the differences, but I bought it because many of the DK tracks were some of the best for oldies and classic rock. I still sing them myself!

that'll be frustrating I have four dk songs in my show (customburn) two are the ones listed. They be the ones I would need. Freedom 90 to my knowledge is on available on DK, and DK's paradise is the one I give the drunks (cause it's down and key and the parts are clear).

Hello, do you know where can i get de full version of American pie Karaokefrom Don Mclean? Thanks

I mentioned DK 58 in one of my previous posts here.... Check this url.... I don't know if DK 2013 is the same full version of the song, or if they condensed it.

http://www.karaokenow.com/scripts/foxwe ... EVATOR.FXP


Another suggestion is to check with Chip and Julie... Julie was just selling off a DK collection recently, and maybe she has another DK 58 available.

You can also try e-bay

Nope... sorry... fresh out... go fish....

KJers, I need your help again. For the DK Super CDG, what bitrate are the tracks ripped in? Also, what's the difference vs the CDG video-wise if any? Is there the DK manufacture screen in the begginning for the Super CDG? Thanks.

The tracks rip at 128 kb/s. Yes the DK logo is shown.

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