On Fri, Feb 11, 2000 at 12:56:57PM -0800, Rodney Mishima wrote:
Does anyone remember the Web site that knows the names of all your tunes
when you insert a commercial music CD?
www.cddb.com
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R.
Thanks Rob and everyone for the info. Last night, Seth was on a Web site
that uses CDDB and maintains a repository of MP3s that are already ripped.
The ideal is that you have already paid the royalties on it and this site
allows you to listen to your music on the Web where ever you can connect. I
my.mp3.com
http://my.mp3.com/
I use it; I like it. Spent an afternoon putting in cds, it
recognized about 80% of them, although hardly any of my classical
cds. Then I made a playlist of all 547 of them, hit play
(it uses shoutcast for streaming), randomized the list, and
experienced one of the best mix
Stephen Hoyle said these things on 2211.1256:
| www.cddb.com
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I noticed a script on freshmeat called abcde that allows you to insert a
CD into the cdrom, it will rip the tracks, encode them into mp3, get the
info from cddb, and make the id3 tags for the mp3 files, all in one
stroke of the
