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A delayed recording start was also of benefit when recording streams. This allows Musicmatch to split a ripped LP into tracks automatically and to stop recording after playback of a stream was complete. Musicmatch (versions 9 and earlier) is well equipped to transfer LP records and streaming audio to MP3 as it has the ability to listen for silences of customizable level (percentage of original volume) and duration (in seconds).

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Musicmatch 7 added the ability to record from 'Mixer In' if a full duplex sound card is installed.

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The upgrade is done by entering a serial number which must pass a local validity test. These features, and others, were meant to be incentives to upgrade from the free version, which lacks them.

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The Plus version includes faster rip and burn times, exportable tables and tech support, as well as a 'Super-Tagging' function that fetches for tags and album art and attaches them to the song file, allows you to customize the art and tags for any files in a directory, or rename files based upon the tags already stored in the files. It has a fairly advanced AutoDJ but has been noted as having a longer boot-up time than other players. The Jukebox has a skinnable graphical interface and allows users to manage a catalogue of digital music, as well as CD and stream-based audio. With the introduction of iTunes for Windows on Octothey stopped bundling the Musicmatch software. On July 17, 2002, Apple introduced the first iPod for Windows, which included the Musicmatch Jukebox to manage the user's music library and transfer music to the iPod.

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When Apple released iTunes in January of 2001 for free it destroyed the payware business model of Musicmatch Jukebox for Mac, resulting in the rapid layoff of the Mac development team. The effect of the Musicmatch/Yahoo! merger on this co-branding agreement is unknown at this time. It is similar to the Dell product, except that it is still based on the older Musicmatch Jukebox 9.0 product. Musicmatch Jukebox was also provided to Earthlink customers as Earthlink Jukebox by Musicmatch. As such, the branded version contains Dell logos, integration with Dell Digital DJ, and integration with Dell's Media Experience product, and a co-branded music store (Dell Music Store). Musicmatch Jukebox was provided on most Dell consumer computers as Dell Jukebox by Musicmatch. On installs with this nagware activated, this screen continued to appear, even though September 2007 is well past and Yahoo has dropped the entire product line. When Yahoo modified the Musicmatch installation, it would nag to upgrade by September 2007 every time the program ran. This screen was installed for Musicmatch 9 and 10 users whether or not they checked the 'Check for upgrades' box in programs setting.

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In an attempt to get Musicmatch Jukebox users and owners to upgrade to Yahoo Music Jukebox, Yahoo used the Musicmatch Update software to add a nagware screen to the existing Musicmatch install. The software remains highly functional for tagging and organizing music. However, Musicmatch 10.1 can still be used to modify tags for a single song or groups of songs and then rename files based on those tag elements. Yahoo has disabled the Super tagging function that automatically analyzes songs and assigns tag elements (Artist, Album, Track Name and Number). A group of Musicmatch users disappointed with the changes that Yahoo! made was formed as a result of this migration. In mid-2007 Yahoo! began migrating Musicmatch users to the Yahoo! Music Jukebox with plans to discontinue the Musicmatch service on August 31, 2007. In its place, the website now offers the Yahoo! Music Jukebox. Version 10.1 of the Jukebox is no longer available on the Musicmatch website however, older versions can be downloaded. The Music Store now uses Yahoo! IDs for authentication. The former logo has been replaced by a pure Yahoo! purple logo, and the Y! Music logo replaces the location of the Musicmatch logo elsewhere in the product. In September 2008, Yahoo! Music Jukebox went out of business.ДЄs of Musicmatch 10.1, Yahoo! branding was incorporated. The acquisition was completed on October 19, 2004, for a reported price of US $160 million. On September 14, 2004, Yahoo! announced that it would acquire Musicmatch. The original Musicmatch name and brand were developed by Creative Multimedia and were part of a series of media-oriented online resources, including Moviematch. Subsequent products included Musicmatch Radio, Musicmatch Music Store, and Musicmatch On Demand. Jukebox was added to the software name when the dynamic playlist feature-set was added to the software. Musicmatch is the former company (founded in 1997) that developed the Musicmatch Jukebox software.

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