mp3 list

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Kaspen

Hi there

It's not really a freeware question. I have quite a few mp3's on my computer
from CD's I have converted. I would like to make a list of them. What would
be the easiest way to do this please?

Kaspen
 
Kaspen said:
Hi there

It's not really a freeware question. I have quite a few mp3's on my computer
from CD's I have converted. I would like to make a list of them. What would
be the easiest way to do this please?

Kaspen
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Put it into Winamp???
 
Sorry, possibly didn't explain myself very well. I would like to make a list
that I can print off.

Also, the last time I upgraded winamp, it totally spazzed out my computer so
in the end I deleted it. Has anyone else had probs with the latest version?
 
Sorry, possibly didn't explain myself very well. I would like to make a list
that I can print off.

Also, the last time I upgraded winamp, it totally spazzed out my computer so
in the end I deleted it. Has anyone else had probs with the latest version?
Click to expand...

I also had problems with winamp, switched to foobar2000 and pleased I
did, better sound and performance than Winamp.
 
| Sorry, possibly didn't explain myself very well. I would like to make a
list
| that I can print off.
|
| Also, the last time I upgraded winamp, it totally spazzed out my computer
so
| in the end I deleted it. Has anyone else had probs with the latest
version?

drop the whole lot in winamp then close winamp, head to the winamp folder
and grab the file winamp.m3u and drop it into wordpad - you now have a list
that'll look something like this

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:249, isotoxin - necros / fm
G:\Unreal\Music\Isotoxin.s3m
#EXTINF:349,Hub 7
G:\Unreal\Music\Crater.s3m
#EXTINF:309,Shared Dig
G:\Unreal\Music\DigSh.s3m
#EXTINF:299,Dusk Horizon
G:\Unreal\Music\Dusk.s3m

(if you're an Unreal fan ;-)
next use search and replace to dump all the garbage text and you're done!
:-)

k
 
k said:
drop the whole lot in winamp then close winamp, head to the winamp
folder and grab the file winamp.m3u and drop it into wordpad - you
now have a list that'll look something like this

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:249, isotoxin - necros / fm
G:\Unreal\Music\Isotoxin.s3m
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But you'd get a much neater, more readable list (sans path) by just
using Winamp's Misc>Opts>Generate HTML playlist which can be saved
either as html or text.

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Hi there

It's not really a freeware question. I have quite a few mp3's on my computer
from CD's I have converted. I would like to make a list of them. What would
be the easiest way to do this please?

Kaspen
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MP3ListShellEx is Windows Explorer shell extension. It allows you to
easily build many types of playlist (wpl, b4s, m3u, pls) and mp3 list
(htm, xml, xls, csv). To create list just select in your favorite file
manager drive(s) or folder(s) with mp3 files and choose desired list
type from context (right-click) menu.

Program supports most popular playlist formats, which are recognized by
all mp3/media players. Mp3 lists created by MP3ListShellEx contain more
than twenty details such as ID3v1.1 tags, MPEG frame information and
file properties. Both playlist and mp3 list may be sorted by any of
these details. Number and order of columns in mp3 list are configurable.

MP3ListShellEx requires Visual C and Visual Basic run-time files
(Windows ME/2K/XP already have them). Some users may also need to
install "Microsoft Windows Common Controls" - COMCTL32.OCX.

http://www.gasanov.net/Mp3ListShellEx.htm
 
Kaspen, (e-mail address removed) escribió en el mensaje,
Hi there

It's not really a freeware question. I have quite a few mp3's on my computer
from CD's I have converted. I would like to make a list of them. What would
be the easiest way to do this please?

Kaspen
Click to expand...
I use Tag Scanner, http://xdev.narod.ru/index_e.htm . It's Freeware
 
k said:
| Sorry, possibly didn't explain myself very well. I would like to make a
list
| that I can print off.
|
| Also, the last time I upgraded winamp, it totally spazzed out my
computer
so
| in the end I deleted it. Has anyone else had probs with the latest
version?

drop the whole lot in winamp then close winamp, head to the winamp folder
and grab the file winamp.m3u and drop it into wordpad - you now have a
list
that'll look something like this

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:249, isotoxin - necros / fm
G:\Unreal\Music\Isotoxin.s3m
#EXTINF:349,Hub 7
G:\Unreal\Music\Crater.s3m
#EXTINF:309,Shared Dig
G:\Unreal\Music\DigSh.s3m
#EXTINF:299,Dusk Horizon
G:\Unreal\Music\Dusk.s3m

(if you're an Unreal fan ;-)
next use search and replace to dump all the garbage text and you're done!
:-)
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Another way with Winamp:
Open Winamp
File > Play Folder > Select Folder > OK
Click PL Button (bottom right)
In Playlist Editor click Misc.
In the popup menu click Misc.
Click Generate HTML playlist.
This will produce an HTML file with titles and paying times.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ When you are trying to get into shape, the best shape is a triangle.
 
In said:
Hi there

It's not really a freeware question. I have quite a few mp3's on my
computer from CD's I have converted. I would like to make a list of
them. What would be the easiest way to do this please?

Kaspen
Click to expand...

you could try this one (I've been using it for a while and it works a treat)

<quote>
MP3 Cat is an handy database for your mp3/music files. If you have a large
collection of them, you surely will have felt the need for an intuitive yet
powerful tool to organise and keep them in order: now you have found it.

MP3 Cat's main features are:

* group them by artist, album, genre, etc...
* organize tracks into categories: no limits to the number of categories
and subcategories you can create
* reads and lets you modify ID3 tags
* search using keywords and wildcards
* WinAmp support: generate WinAmp playlists, play or enqueue selected
files directly in WinAmp
* automatic searches on Amazon.com
* export in several formats (HTML, CSV, XML, text...)
* ...
</quote>

get it here - www.tellini.info/software/mp3cat/
 
Another way with Winamp:
Open Winamp
File > Play Folder > Select Folder > OK
Click PL Button (bottom right)
In Playlist Editor click Misc.
In the popup menu click Misc.
Click Generate HTML playlist.
This will produce an HTML file with titles and paying times.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ When you are trying to get into shape, the best shape is a
triangle.
Click to expand...

Why not just use a directory printer, and print the contents of the
directory and sub directory's. Karens dir printer will do the job.
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp
 
Simon said:
In our last episode Kaspen wrote:




you could try this one (I've been using it for a while and it works a
treat)

<quote> MP3 Cat is an handy database for your mp3/music files. <stuff
deleted>... </quote>

get it here - www.tellini.info/software/mp3cat/
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Susan, et al;

Interesting licensing, "giftware." Pricelessware.org doesn't seem to
have this one defined (yet!). From the website:
 
Sparky said:
Simon wrote:
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Susan, et al;

Interesting licensing, "giftware." Pricelessware.org doesn't seem to
have this one defined (yet!). From the website:
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ISTM that's Donationware. . . FWIW - there are lots and lots of odd-wares around. I made a list a
while back. . . IIRC an hour or so of Googling produced 50-60 wares- Sillyware, Beerware,
Sisterware. . .

Susan
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Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org (not maintained)
 
Susan Bugher said:
ISTM that's Donationware. . . FWIW - there are lots and lots of
odd-wares around. I made a list a while back. . . IIRC an hour or so of
Googling produced 50-60 wares- Sillyware, Beerware, Sisterware. . .
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<Inserted> Sorry Susan, I can`t send my sister to anyone. <g>.
Thank you for all you do.
 
Susan said:
<stuff deleted>

ISTM that's Donationware. . . FWIW - there are lots and lots of
odd-wares around. I made a list a while back. . . IIRC an hour or so
of Googling produced 50-60 wares- Sillyware, Beerware, Sisterware. . .

Susan
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Yup, you're right. Guess it just ticled my fancy for a moment. Thanks
for everything you do.

regards,
-Sparky
 
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