Description
Albumine is a music database program. It treats the music collection as
a structured collection of albums, not a chaotic pool of songs.
Its major objective, apart from keeping your music easy to locate, access and share,
is to help you automate the process of inserting new albums into the database. Albumine
will collect all relevant data from a given directory and it will appear in your database
in a couple of seconds. So, you no longer have to do it manually, and the boring repetitive
work is gone. Albumine does not however snatch the control from your hands - you can
interfere and correct at any stage.
See paradigm.html for further details
Or go to the downloads section. Albumine is free software and it is distributed under the terms of GNU General Public License v2.
Development
Albumine is currently in the development stage, version 0.1 is considered pre-alpha.
Although it is already functional (and has helped me a lot), it lacks many major
features and is not very stable. For example, this version supports only mp3 files
with ID3v1 tags. Support for ID3v2 tags (easy to implement), Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and other
formats is planned for next versions.
Albumine is being developed with Lazarus, a
Delphi-compatible cross-platform development suite
News
[2004/06/05]: Version 0.1.1 released. Bugfix release. Removed a couple of annoying bugs, added some less important features.
[2004/05/26]: Version 0.1 released. Very buggy, but already functional. I already used it in practice and it does save time and effort. Bugfix / feature improvement releases are scheduled to cccur soon.
Read more news at news.html
Contact
Contact me at dlianda at sourceforge dot net