Related Software
Besides the NOMAD Explorer or MediaSource programs included with the devices, there are other programs which can be used to manage the player and to transfer data.
Bundled software
- Creative NOMAD Explorer - Software included with older NOMAD models and used to transfer music and data to the device. This has since been replaced by Creative MediaSource
- Creative MediaSource - A fully featured audio player for Microsoft Windows that also manages NOMAD devices and can be used to transfer media to the device or to synchronise playlists with the device - a feature that was unavailable in the previous NOMAD Explorer software.
Free software
For early models
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- The NOMAD Manager Project is a program to control the original NOMAD player under Linux
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- The Nomad II Linux USB driver - for using the Nomad II under Linux
For NOMAD Jukeboxes
- libnjb is the driver underlying most of the following programs
- Amarok is a music player for Linux
- Banshee is a music player for Linux
- Gnomad is a Jukebox Manager for Linux
- Neutrino is another Jukebox Manager for Linux
- XNJB is a Jukebox Manager for Mac OS X
- Nomadsync is a Jukebox synchronization tool for both Microsoft Windows and Linux
- Creative Nomad Jukebox KIO::Slave is an integration driver for KDE
- JBHTTP is a webserver interface to Jukeboxes that is similar to what Notmad Explorer (see below) did for Microsoft Windows
- Apple's iTunes is also capable of controlling the Nomad Jukebox.
Proprietary software
- Notmad Explorer by Red Chair Software is a (now defunct) jukebox management program for Microsoft Windows. The program was notable for fully integrating NOMAD devices into Windows Explorer, providing a web-based interface to the device and providing search capabilities using a built-in SQL database
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