online digital music

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Online Digital MusicService

(e-Music)

Presentation By:-VIKAS GUPTA

TUSHAR GROVER

NEELAM

APOORV AGARWAL


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Picture this ....

A huge

collection of

your favourite

CDs .

BUT . !!!!!


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BUT ???? . its hard to find

your favorite trackout of that pilewhen you reallywant to tap yourfeet and dancealong with the

music.


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introduction

The main objective of our project is to

provide a platform for all the music lovers

and fans all around the world so that theycan get an access to their favorite music

from any where around the globe

irrespective of the genre and type.


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motivation

An online music store is an online business whichsells audio files, usually music, on a per-song and/orsubscription basis.

The Internet's first free high fidelity online music

archive of downloadable songs was the InternetUnderground Music Archive.[1] IUMA was started byRob Lord, JeffPatterson and Jon Luini from theUniversity of California, Santa Cruz in 1993


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Motivation (contd .)

Some services have tethereddownloads, meaningthat playing songs requires an active membership

The realization of the market for these services grewwidespread around the time ofNapster, a music andfile sharing service created by Shawn Fanning thatmade a major impact on the Internet scene during theyear 2000

As of April 2008, the largest online music service is

iTunes Store with around 80% of the market


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Advantage

y Centralized repository of music makes it

easier to find the songs you want.

y More consistent and higher quality meta-

data, because the entering of the meta-data

is more centralized and done by groups with

financial interests


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Disadvantage

Some stores are operating system

independent but eMusic is dependant on

Microsoft Windows

Our online music store sells music

encoded in a lossy format, compared to an

audio CD.


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NEED

Downloading music has never been easier andthe competition between music services isfierce. That means better prices for you.

Not sure if thats really the song you werelooking for? Most services let you listen to asong before you buy it. You can "preview"

songs and make sure it's really the song or mixyou want.


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How they WORK ....

Most music services have their own software that is

free to download

This software can be found on a services website and

is usually downloaded after signing up After installation you can download a song by simply

clicking the desired title on the screen

Pay-per-song services will have a buy button which

you must press to download a title and a pop up will

ask you to confirm the purchase


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Requirement specification

Software requirements:

Windows 98 / XP operating system

MS-SQL server

JSP & Java TOMCAT Server

Hardware requirements:

Pentium machine with 466 Mhz processor speed

256 MB RAM

10.2 GB Hard Disk


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methodologyFront End

Java Server Pages

User friendly

GUI

Separation of work (designing & coding)

Written once run anywhere Middle-Tier Java Beans

Back End

SQL sever 2000 Security

Performance

Scalability

Reliability

Support RDMS concepts


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Context Level DFD


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FIRST LEVEL DFD


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Future Scope

By integrating information and improving

processes, Emusic will help improve enterprise

wide decision support and operational efficiency.

Improved efficiency translates into ~~~~~>

More resources to support the enterprise.Improved customer service Web-based and

more user friendly interfaces to users.


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Conclusion

As evidence of the success of this mission, there are

millions of items listed each day in thousands of

different categories. There are items for almost any

interest that one could imagine, from sheet music to

automobiles to hand tools to real estate. And the

variety doesnt stop there.


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