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Hi everybody,
We just release the first public version of Music Organizer since its complete rewriting in C++. What is Music Organizer?
Music Organizer is a multi-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X) freeware which allow you to manage your musical files easily. It can sort, edit and manage Tags and file names of mp3 files (next version will support ogg and flac).
- Looks great!
- Please integrate with wxMusik, your programs combined would become the player to end all players (http://musik.berlios.de)
- On the pc, flac is essential. mp3 is only for small portable devices - in my opinion
i don't want to hijack your topic but have you considered adding support for extended attibutes? (or do you know of a organizer that does make use of it?) that is, so that a user can add extended attibutes (would only work for linux afaik) to annotate music files. i've been looking for such a player/organizer for a while but haven't found any. here's a post from another forum where i do a bit of musing on this topic:
"so, i'm looking for a nice solution to how to best put metadata to use for my music collection. i like having a structured way of adding metadata to files instead of constructing long an unwieldy filenames and i don't particularly fancy the built-in metadata fields in the different file formats. (i'm looking for a more general solution that can be used for all types of files.)
i'd like to use something that goes beyond that and is well integrated into the filesystem. i figured: "oi, extended attributes should do the trick!" so, i signed up here cause i've found a lot of good information on here in the past.
the problems that i came to think of after a bit of googling is:
1) those extended attributes should be visible in the file browser. so, what file browsers support extended attributes on linux?
2) is search as fast as if i'd be searching for say a substring in a filename? i guess i wonder how well ext3 handles these attributes.
3) which audio players can handle this type of extra information? would i be able to customize which extended attributes that would show up in the playlist?
anyone who has any thoughts and/or experience on this topic, please share your thoughts! how do you organize your music collection?"
i don't mean to hijack your topic but since you've been working on an organizer then i figured you'd be a good person to ask such a question.
