Freeware MACCC 0.8 released - creates printable MP3 CD case inserts

[Brian Pipa]

MP3 Automagic CD Cover Creator (MACCC) creates printable CD covers
(front and back for full-size cases, front only for slimline) for MP3
CDs. These covers are great for use with in-dash car MP3 CD players. The
covers it outputs are in CDInsert format, CDRLabel format, HTML, and in
plain .txt format.

Features:
# FREE for home use
# Reads ID3 tags for display of tracks (can also use filenames if
preferred)
# Numbers tracks by disc or by folder - *GREAT* for MP3 CD players
# Allows editing of individual song names for cover if needed
# LOTS more options

I'm actively developing it right now and I'm adding new features and
bugfixes all the time. Questions, comments, and feature requests are
welcome! More details and download are here:
http://www.filenabber.com/maccc

Brian

 

[|3iff //ullins]

lucat bene, der Brian Pipa <[email protected]> goh, a
hunnert truxx inero, sumwit kowz n' sumwit duxx on Tue, 16 Sep 2003
06:34:54 GMT:

MP3 Automagic CD Cover Creator (MACCC) creates printable CD covers
(front and back for full-size cases, front only for slimline) for MP3
CDs. These covers are great for use with in-dash car MP3 CD players. The
covers it outputs are in CDInsert format, CDRLabel format, HTML, and in
plain .txt format.

Features:
# FREE for home use
# Reads ID3 tags for display of tracks (can also use filenames if
preferred)
# Numbers tracks by disc or by folder - *GREAT* for MP3 CD players
# Allows editing of individual song names for cover if needed
# LOTS more options

I'm actively developing it right now and I'm adding new features and
bugfixes all the time. Questions, comments, and feature requests are
welcome! More details and download are here:
http://www.filenabber.com/java/vomit

ugh. java-based? *vomit*

 

[Brian Pipa]

Brian wrote:
More details and download are here:

ugh. java-based? *vomit*

Do I feed the troll or not?.....Ok, maybe just a little...

The only reason I can think that you would say that is if you are
running on a really slow machine like a P200 with 32MB of RAM. Java has
come a long way especially with Java 1.4 and with today's processors,
Java is quite speedy. A bunch of people are using MACCC and not one has
complained that it is written in Java - most thank me for hte excellent
tool. Assuming you have a decent system, give it an honest try and see
if it works for you.

Oh, one other thing that might cause you to say this - maybe you're on
dialup and don't want to spend the time to download Java since it's a
fairly hefty download (25MB? or so). I tell you what - if that's the
problem, email me and I'll send you a CD with the Java install and MACCC
on it. Then you can try it and not have to download the JRE.

Just curious, what method do you use now to make MP3 CD covers/inserts?

brian
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MACCC - MP3 Automagic CD Cover Creator
http://www.filenabber.com/maccc
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http://www.filenabber.com/nator

 

[irkregent]

Just downloaded it and gave it a spin. Looks like a good solution. Thanks
for making it available for free.

 

[PhilGreg]

==> Hi, Brian, looks good. I have one question before I decide to use
it. Will it do the same thing for data CDs?

TY

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[Brian Pipa]

==> Hi, Brian, looks good. I have one question before I decide to use
it. Will it do the same thing for data CDs?

Nope, it's only for MP3 CDs. There are quite a few good programs for
making covers for Data CDs already - just none that do MP3 CDs well -
that's why I wrote it.

brian

 

[PhilGreg]

Nope, it's only for MP3 CDs. There are quite a few good programs for
making covers for Data CDs already - just none that do MP3 CDs well -
that's why I wrote it.

brian

==> Dam* my reading skills must be failing me.

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