Best mp3 database?

premasagar

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Any opinions on the best mp3 database - something to organise
my music into genres, albums, artists and so on?

Ideally this would include a standalone version that can be added
to CD-Rs or DVD-Roms to display what is on that disc. Or at least something that would create a database on the hard drive for
known CD-R's or DVD-Roms.

I am trying out MEXP plugin for Winamp. Is anything better?

Thanks,
PS.
 
premasagar said:
Or at least something that would create a database on the hard drive for known CD-R's or DVD-Roms.
cataloguing all file types on HDD partitions, CDs and DVDs: WhereIsIt?
best software i know for doing that, but $39,95 is much money; :eek:


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premasagar

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Thanks for the suggestions. I'll check them out. Do you know off hand if these databases all function as an easy way to play the mp3's on a hard drive or removable disc? - i.e. select songs and add them to a playlist then play them, as you can in MEXP???

-ps.
 
Have a look at this

MPEG Audio Collection:
It is designed to organize your audio file collection. It is fast and easy to use, scans selected drives for supported audio files and lists them in an Explorer-style tree-view interface. You can retrieve all information about your audio collection and you can play files as well.


Features:
Scanning for *.mp?, *.wav, *.vqf, *.ogg, *.mac, *.ape, *.wma files
Types: MP3, MPEGplus, WAV, TwinVQ, Ogg Vorbis, Monkey's Audio, WMA
File info: size, length, bit rate, sample rate, mode, version, layer
Including ID3-tags (versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4)
Collection, volume and folder information
Quick searching for file name, property, ID3-tag or duplicates
Searching in collection or on a drive
Saving search results if you want
Playing file(s) with its associated application (Winamp and other)
Creating playlists for volumes and folders
ID3-tag editor (ID3-tag version 1.1 only)
Support for Xing & FhG VBR
Auto open last collection option
Importing from another collection (COL file)
Support for very big collections without any problems (300 CD's and more)
Updating existing volumes
Multilingual interface - a lot of languages implemented
Ability to build several collection reports (file formats: *.txt, *.html, *.dif)
Printing CD-covers in one touch
File Renamer utility - easy and powerful, using ID3-tags
 
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premasagar

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bionic said:
MPEG Audio Collection:
It is designed to organize your audio file collection. It is fast and easy to use, scans selected drives for supported audio files and lists them in an Explorer-style tree-view interface. You can retrieve all information about your audio collection and you can play files as well.
This looks good. Designed for showing you whats on discs as well as hard drives, and it's free. But it doesn't (yet) seem to allow you to display tracks and albums according to genre. Promised for the future....
 
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