What I am looking for is something that looks at the cd, grabs the
information required to look at something like cddb and give back the
artist, tracks, tec and store it in a database. Yes I know I can write
something and yes I have the know how to do it but unlike some I don't
believe in reinventing the wheel. If it already exists in some form then
why should I rewrite it?
I know souch things exist for windows so I am asking if they exist for
linux.
Tom
On Sat, 19 Feb 2011, Jude DaShiell wrote:
This is Linux and it has cataloging software. The cataloging software is
very powerful and has names like mysql and postgresql. Both programs have
tutorials available on the internet to get first time users up and
running. With these programs though, you get to construct any kind of
catalog you want for any purpose. You get lots more flexibility and
control that way. Very probably music catalogs do exist others have
already built in mysql and postgresql, but if those catalogs aren't set up
the way you want you're going to have to learn their source code before
you can make your own desired modifications. On Sat, 19 Feb 2011, Hart
Larry wrote:
Well Tom, while I don't know of any software, what I do is either move or
download items based on a jonra or decade.
For example, if I run a ls inside an mp3 directory, we get
70s
80s
90s
airchex
baseball
books
boxing
country
cristian
dance
dec-talk
disco
folk
holiday
jewish
jingles
jpost
mp3-trim
mutella
news
novelty
oldies
overnet
radio
rap
rave
rockabilly
spanish
sports
weather
Obviously 2 of these were file sharing programs where I would conveniently
save items until they were moved to a catagory. I have the same plan for any
music videos.
Hart
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