Changelog

4.1.1

• Installable on Classic Era, TBC Anniversary and Mists of Pandaria Classic as well: the Jukebox and its packs list these clients. A client without the new context menus gets the same right-click entries from the old drop down menu.

4.1.0

First release of Jukebox, the successor of SoundBox, rebuilt for modern clients.

New

• Runs on WoW Midnight (12.1.5) and WoW Forever. The WotLK 3.3.5 version of SoundBox stays available separately.
• Sound packs: the sounds now come in separate addons, so everyone installs only the packs they want. Anyone can make and share a pack.
• Two packs come with Jukebox:
  • World of Warcraft: 51 sounds of the game itself (raid bosses, C'Thun, dungeons, peons, emotes, interface).
  • Classical: 17 extracts of famous classical pieces from free recordings. Its folder is laid out like a standalone pack and can be copied as a template.
• New window, in the style of the game journals:
  • sounds sorted by pack and section, with a search box and a random button;
  • Favorites (most played and pinned sounds), Recent and New (sounds of the latest version of your packs);
  • sounds you have never heard are shown in green;
  • right-click a sound to preview it alone, send it to your target, pin it or make a macro of it;
  • a channel menu (auto, party, guild, whisper), a Stop button and a status bar showing the current sound;
  • built-in help in English and French.
• Chat commands: /jb <sound>, /jb <tag> for a random sound (pull, death, down, classic…), /jb <pack> <section>, channel options (_party, _raid, _guild, _target, _<player>) and /jb _stop.
• A Jukebox macro is created on first login, and Jukebox is in the addon menu of the minimap.
• Group leader commands: /jbadmin mute <minutes>, /jbadmin unmute and /jbadmin stop.

Changed

• The chat line is now short and always fits on one line: [JB][Name] Pack Section sound. The last word is the name to use with /jb, and the realm is hidden.
• One sound at a time for the whole group: while a sound plays, the next ones are only shown in the chat.
• Players who miss a pack, or have another version of it, get a single warning instead of a line for every sound.
• Sound names are shorter and easier to read. Packs can rename their sounds without breaking old macros, favorites or players still on an older version.
• A warning tells you when your Sound Effects volume is too low to hear the sounds.