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0.1% of what population? Anyone who uses P2P music sharing is going to store their music in a manually-organized directory structure by necessity, and as a res
by jdc 17y ago
0.1% of what population? Anyone who uses P2P music sharing is going to store their music in a manually-organized directory structure by necessity, and as a result, will have few problems dragging and dropping the root music directory into another one.
- pie 17y agoI don't even want to think how long it would take to tag 4,000 albums properly either. This fear alone keeps me away from database-backed music systems.
- whatusername 17y agoSo if you have 4,000 albums that don't have a database - try this: http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm It will take the data from your MP3 Directory structure - lets say something like Artist/Album/song -- and automatically generate the correct tags for you.
- steveklabnik 17y agoBy necessity? iTunes has an "Add to my music library" option where you select a folder and it copies everything where it needs to go.