Record Manager for Linux Record Manager is a program to manage records and/or any other sound carrier.
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Record MANAGER is a program to manage records and/or any other sound carrier. The program allows the management of singles, long playing record (LP), CDs, MCs and other sound carriers. The adding of new titles is very easy and it is designed to add great masses of titles in short time. Depends only in how fast you can type . Especially the adding of LPs was designed to be very fast and easy. What is Currently possible with Record Manager? There is a table to manage singles (old records containing only one song per side). The table contains fields for song title (A and B side), singer/group and date of press. Additional you can enter a copyright notice and the price you've PAID for it. There are two tables for storing all other sound carriers where one depends on the other (master, child). The master table contains the record title, the type and the date of press. The child table contains the cuts. The table holds the song title, singer/group and time to play in minutes and seconds. There is no limit of cuts per LP. Therefore you can use this program also to manage big MP3 archives. Since version 0.8 you can also add a wish list. This list works similar to the singles list. You can print separate lists of singles and LPs. With the option dialog you can choose how to print them. You can choose between printing directly to printer, printing to a file, or put the data in a file using a format that allows to use the data in a spreadsheet program, for example. Since version 0.8 full CDDB support is integrated. If a CD can't be found in the local CDDB database, the program looks at the Internet to get the CD. As Far as you're online and the CD exists on the Internet you've not to type it in. Currently freedb.freedb.org is supported. This is a free CDDB server (GPL) on the Internet. All other CDDB server who supports the same interface, are also supported. Record Manager is able to send self typed CDs to freebd.freedb.org via mail.

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