Mp3 Index/Catalogue

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After trying to hunt down a song from a 30+ MP3 CD collection I realised needed a quick way to index them. While many Mp3 players have integrated file-databases the only one I could find for winamp wouldn't store the results from CD's after they were removed, it was just aimed at finding those on your hard drive. So I made my own. This is a very simple app, with many limitations, but if you just want to quickly catalogue your MP3's it's grand.

It reads the location you specify and stores the MP3 names and locations in a CSV file, that can be viewed and sorted (ideally) in Excel, though you can edit it in Notepad or practically any word-processor or spreadsheet app. Yup, that's right, it doesn't have a user interface for any type of list manipulation, all post-scan editing is up to you, think of it like quick-and-dirty inventory program.

http://www.angelles.com/files/mp3index.exe

Just copy it to any folder, the first time you run it you'll be asked where you want to store the list info., best practice is to use the same location you copied the EXE to (it doesn't extract or anything, just run the EXE file whenever you want to do a scan).
It will install a readme.txt file wherever you choose to store the lists, it's pretty short but I recommend you read it if you have any intention of using this.

It does what I want it to do, no more, no less, some of you might find it handy too.

PiE

Does it work with tapes?

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Sure....
Just flatten them with a hammer and stuff them into the PC's Coffee Cup holder at the top there. Then I gaurantee you that no other program will catalogue them aswell as mine can!