CD title organizer (like blu-ray.com)?

[HunTer]

Hi everyone.

I have all my movies title collection listed at BlueRay.com. For me, it is the most accurate way to check them to avoid to buy any other movie which I already have.

I would like to do the same for my CD music collection. So, do anyone knows of any other similar web page or app or program for that purpose?

I am no talking about music organizers software, like iTunes and many others which require to rip them into a Mac or PC.

I know I could also make a list in excel, but they are too much, so I don't want to.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[brutiarti]

Apr 8, 2017 11:56:57 GMT -5 HunTer said:

Hi everyone.

I have all my movies title collection listed at BlueRay.com. For me, it is the most accurate way to check them to avoid to buy any other movie which I already have.

I would like to do the same for my CD music collection. So, do anyone knows of any other similar web page or app or program for that purpose?

I am no talking about music organizers software, like iTunes and many others which require to rip them into a Mac or PC.

I know I could also make a list in excel, but they are too much, so I don't want to.

Thanks in advance for any help.

I use an app called "Sort it" just scan the barcodes in bulk for easy upload of your titles

[melm]

I love Fantastic Library for iOS. It's a couple of bucks. Can scan books, movies (blu-ray, DVD, UHD), CDs, SACDs, games. Creates a database that can be exported, and they even provide a way to post a website of your collection. Handles loaning stuff out, gets the cover art and details of the movie cast. It's really terrific, and when I am looking for something tells me where in the house it is... which shelf, which room. Terrific.

[HunTer]

Brutiarti & Melm:

Thanks you so much for your help.

The trial version of Fantastic f Library worked fine with most barcodes CDs titles, including some "oldies".

No bad for a $2.00 app. It has not any review-rating at apple store but for that price it is not too risky.

[melm]

Glad you like it. It's really terrific.

Mel

[Axis]

I have never had a smart phone or any device that could scan bar codes. I thank you for your information in this matter and may just get me a smart phone and one of these apps to scan my DVD and CD library. This has been very informative.

Thank you again.

[Timster]

Hi

I use Book Collector, Movie Collector and Music Collector from www.collectorz.com Great apps for the PC, and the smartphone. They have an extensive back-end database too.

Great for shopping through the bargain bins, with smartphone in hand to confirm if you have something already :-)

YMMV

Cheers
Tim

[dwwjr56]

Little late here but I use orange cd catalog and you just push a button and it sends everything to racks and tags once you import your cd's. It's all automatic as well! Just put in the cd and let it do its thing

Or you can create you own list your way to carry it with you

www.firetongue.com

Best piece of software I have ever paid for!

I work in the IT field so I get a lot of "free" software via my company for things like ms office etc....

Sorry I went back and read your post completely. Skip my advice! Lol

This does not rip the songs just the cd and all the info. Pretty quickly and you can do numerous things with it. I think they have a free trial so might be worth a shot

[Priapulus]

Apr 10, 2017 6:29:30 GMT -5 Timster said:

Hi

I use Book Collector, Movie Collector and Music Collector from www.collectorz.com Great apps for the PC, and the smartphone. They have an extensive back-end database too.

Great for shopping through the bargain bins, with smartphone in hand to confirm if you have something already :-)

YMMV

Cheers
Tim

I also use Movie Collector and Music Collector on my HTPC and am very pleased with them. They easily sync with phone and pad apps for portability when shopping.
Sincerely
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