First of all, the demo you have of the program goes by way too fast.
I think you should slow it down, or better yet turn it into a video that you can link to youtube or whatever so someone can pause it and replay it, etc. It goes by so fast I really couldn’t get a handle on what was going on.
Secondly, tagging only 20 files with it does not give me an idea of how it works.
I can understand you don’t want people tagging their whole collection but there should be a way of testing it with various files and batch files (at least a batch of 100 or so…) before buying.
I am very interested in buying it but after messing wtih musicbrainz’ Picard I can see how difficult this tagging business can be, and I would hate to buy it only to find it’s just as difficult and messy to use as Picard is.
So my suggestion would be that you somehow allow someone to try the program, test it more thoroughly, before buying it. I have seen on forums where other people also have commented they won’t buy Jaikoz because they can’t test it sufficiently before buying it. I wonder if there is a way you could make it so that someone could see it do it’s thing, matching and creating the tags, but just disable it from CREATING or ADDING the tags to the files. That way one could really test it out but you wouldn’t have to worry about the issue of them going ahead and tagging all their files and then not buying it.
Just some ideas.
Seems like you have a good program but I really don’t know. Like with Picard, at first it worked very easily, like a dream… but then I ran into exceptions and found it very difficult to deal with those exceptions…