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Product Description:
iCDc is an Audio CD cataloger and editor for the CD Info.cidb file. iCDc is fully compatible with iTunes 2-6.
With iCDc you can view and edit the title and artist information about Audio CDs that is stored by iTunes in the CD Info.cidb file in the Preferences folder.
It is also possible to export the list to several different formats including HTML and XML.
iCDc Features:
With iCDc you can view and edit the title and artist information about Audio CDs that is stored by iTunes in the CD Info.cidb file in the Preferences folder.
It is also possible to export the list to several different formats including HTML and XML.
iCDc Features:
- Browse your complete Audio CD library similar to your iTunes Mp3 library.
- Download information about Audio CDs from the Internet.
- Queue CDs for later download.
- Edit Artist, Album, Track name, Genre, Composer etc.
- Displays cover art for your CDs
- Custom fields - Add your own fields to the catalog, using for example date of purchase, price etc!
- Import CD Remote Programs or comma separated files from other applications.
- Mutliple edit - Edit several records at once.
- Sort order: Change sort order (i.e. sort Bruce Springsteen under Springsteen Bruce).
- Search your library easily.
- Export the library to HTML or XML or any other text based format with complete control of the output.
- Much more!
What's new in this version:
- iCDc is now Universal Binary.
- Strings are now saved correctly for both Intel- and PPC-macs.
- iTunes now displays proper information as saved in iCDc.
- Sorting by artist is now much faster.
- Multiple editing Year, Album Artist and Gapless now works
- Importing iTunes xml files has been improved.
- Other improvements
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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It wants an e-Mail address - Version: 5.0.2, 11/19/2006 06:20AM PST
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johnnylundy (JL Software)
iCDC 5.x useage 
- Version: 5.0.1, 12/23/2005 07:43AM PST
paul.w.palm
Author is *extremely* responsive to bug reports and feature requests, making repairs/additions in a day or so (sometimes in a few hours). This APP results in a better and more useful CD database than anything you could ever create elsewhere (i.e. FileMaker Pro, etc.)
As a professional musician, I need my CD library completely catalogued and perfectly accurate. iCDC makes such far easier and more accessible than via iTunes.
As a professional musician, I need my CD library completely catalogued and perfectly accurate. iCDC makes such far easier and more accessible than via iTunes.
lost - Version: 5.0b5, 11/27/2005 12:52AM PST
anguka
This package has lots of potential, BUT . . .
It allows CDs to be sorted by genre - and then can only find 7 out of 225 of them! More accuracy and reliability required, methinks!
It allows CDs to be sorted by genre - and then can only find 7 out of 225 of them! More accuracy and reliability required, methinks!
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- lost
No matter what email address I enter, it still continues to ask for an email address.
If this is its way of nagging to pay, it should just say so.
Nowhere can I find any info on what this email address is supposed to be for. It's not in any of the Help text.