Music Library/Manager/Catalog

[gabby98]

I thought I'd asked this question before, but don't see it. I did find another thread that talked about mediamonkey, but its rather an old thread.

I am wondering what other people use (similar to Calibre) to catalog their music collection. I saw something called Music Collector, but would prefer something Free if possible. And a portable option would be ideal.

I already have my music tagged (with art embedded) and organized, I just really need something to catalog it. and a player built in is not a necessity

Thanks for your input.

C

[susan_cassidy]

What does music have to do with e-reading, which is what mobileread is about? Wouldn't you be better off posting on a site that is about music?

[Cinisajoy]

Originally Posted by susan_cassidy

What does music have to do with e-reading, which is what mobileread is about? Wouldn't you be better off posting on a site that is about music?

Are you saying people that read don't listen to music?

I see this thread has now been moved to the proper forum.

[Dr. Drib]

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[Blossom]

Originally Posted by gabby98

I thought I'd asked this question before, but don't see it. I did find another thread that talked about mediamonkey, but its rather an old thread.

I am wondering what other people use (similar to Calibre) to catalog their music collection. I saw something called Music Collector, but would prefer something Free if possible. And a portable option would be ideal.

I already have my music tagged (with art embedded) and organized, I just really need something to catalog it. and a player built in is not a necessity

Thanks for your input.

C

I use Media Monkey it's quite nice. I also use some catalog programs but they are quite old. Advanced File Organizer is one and my favorite WhereIsIt? Both are not free.