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Advanced MP3 Catalog is the quickest and most convenient way of managing and organizing your massive mp3 files collection. Everybody knows how tedious it could be at times, to maintain a large collection of music files, that is, until now.
With Advanced MP3 Catalog, even if your collection exceeds several thousand music files, you can now browse your database at a cosmic speed and have the required files at your fingertips in a few seconds. You can browse your files for a particular MP3 file; conduct a general or advanced search; search according by date or even use Boolean logic (AND, OR).
The new version also contains such handy features as the Playlist Tab, Direct Editing and more. The Playlist Tab enables users to easily create and store playlists for mp3 files using Drag&Drop technology. Direct editing enables users to easily edit and mass-edit media information (ID Tags) of mp3's anywhere and speed up their workflow.
The Groups Tab gives you convenient access to your music, whether you want to group it by albums, artist, years or any other criteria. Search for duplicates, basically, have fun with your music files, because you don't need to stress about your files being messed up any more.
Advanced MP3 Catalog's multilingual interface includes 9 European languages, with more interfaces to be added each month. The program, which is about to become your greatest helper, has convenient user-friendly Explorer-like interface and runs under MS Windows 95, 98, ME, NT 4.0 Service Pack 5, 2000, XP, 2003; 10 MB free disk space and 256-color or higher display adapter recommended.
Features:
MP3 Organizer - automatic organizing mp3 files by artist, albums, years and other criterias.
Fast and smart searching using file names, ID3 tags or your own comments.
Searching for MP3 duplicates using filename, ID3 tag or file attributes.
Batch ID3v1 & ID3v2 media tags editing.
Printing reports, MP3-CD covers and exporting list to hypertext and tables.
Creating and storing playlists using Drag&Drop.
MP3 renamer - mass renaming and creating directories structure based on media information (ID3 tags).
... and much more.
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