heres the beta of my music 3,
new stuff
- genre sorting (under "sort by")
- top 100 (under "sort by")
- album info from amazon.com (at the moment use the "record" button or ctrl-k, can be changed under keymappings/mymusic.xml)
- to view the album info use the "menu" button (can also be changed in keymappings)
- burning cds is now done by expressburn (set the location of burn.exe under the "other" tab in the settings).
- ripping is done by dbpoweramp (still) i suggest using dbpoweramp 10 (11 you have to pay for)
- when the cd is ripping it now says a percentage, and hides the ripping window created by dbpoweramp
- you can burn an album under the "album" view.
err lots of other crap, mostly just bug fixes, improvements etc other the last one. the database will be updated when you run it (the old database tables arent used at all, ill write some code to delete those tables in the final vesrion if they are found).
theres probably something in this that i forgot and wont allow you to run it, but give it a go and let me know if you can actually run it.
oh and the music tracks are sorted by their actually filenames and not by the display names, so if your tracks are stored like [blah blah blah][tracknum] - [song], they might appear out of order (its much quicker sorting by filename and only loading the song info when needed.).
enjoy.
new stuff
- genre sorting (under "sort by")
- top 100 (under "sort by")
- album info from amazon.com (at the moment use the "record" button or ctrl-k, can be changed under keymappings/mymusic.xml)
- to view the album info use the "menu" button (can also be changed in keymappings)
- burning cds is now done by expressburn (set the location of burn.exe under the "other" tab in the settings).
- ripping is done by dbpoweramp (still) i suggest using dbpoweramp 10 (11 you have to pay for)
- when the cd is ripping it now says a percentage, and hides the ripping window created by dbpoweramp
- you can burn an album under the "album" view.
err lots of other crap, mostly just bug fixes, improvements etc other the last one. the database will be updated when you run it (the old database tables arent used at all, ill write some code to delete those tables in the final vesrion if they are found).
theres probably something in this that i forgot and wont allow you to run it, but give it a go and let me know if you can actually run it.
oh and the music tracks are sorted by their actually filenames and not by the display names, so if your tracks are stored like [blah blah blah][tracknum] - [song], they might appear out of order (its much quicker sorting by filename and only loading the song info when needed.).
enjoy.