MP3 Organizer

    Do you have several CDs with thousands of MP3s recorded in them? Do you find it hard to remember where is each specific song? Here's the solution. Add all your CDs in MP3 Organizer's database, and you can set the name of the CD -a description for you to know, what's written on the case or CD, anything that could tell you about which CD is- Whenever you want to listen to an MP3 (that you can search as any other file within MP3 Organizer), the soft will tell you to insert the CD labeled like you've specified (if it was not on the CD-Drive already). So, you don't need to remember which songs are recorded in each CD. Just search for the song by artist, title, genre, year, the search function -whatever- and double-click on it; MP3 Organizer will tell you where is that MP3 recorded.

    Obviously, you need that the recorded MP3s have enough information on their tags (saved on the CD) to get full power out of MP3 Organizer. If they have not ... remember the next time you record a CD to add their tags first.

By CD's node

Lists

 

    Now you can have listed anything you want. Let's say you listed all the Rock music in MP3 Organizer's ListView, you can ask MP3 Organizer to create the Lists (txt, doc and/or xls -according to MP3s' List previous settings- with the contents on the ListView. This way you can create the lists named "Rock" (Rock.txt, Rock.doc and/or Rock.xls) with all your rock music.

File menu

 

    The file menu has a new option: "Add Folder". If you want to add a whole folder (or CD) and don't want to edit MP3 Organizer's preferences you can just "Add Folder" from the file menu. You'll have all the MP3s in that folder and subfolders added into the database.

Tools menu

 

    The tools menu has two new options: "Select All" and "Invert selection". The first one, obviously, selects all the items on the ListView. The second one toggles the selected property of all the items on the ListView.