[AccessD] Cataloguing CDs not MP3s

If they are 'legit' CD's, you can connect to one of several CDDB's out
there, to catalog the CD automatically.

As for your albums, you could try cramming them into the CD-Rom, just
replace the laser in there with a needle! <grin>

Drew

-----Original Message-----
From: Arthur Fuller [mailto:artful at rogers.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 5:16 PM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] Cataloguing CDs not MP3s


I've been halfheartedly following the former thread and wonder if there's a
way to simply stick a CD into the drive, catalogue it and add it to a
database, rather than MP3ing the music and copying it to the hard disk.

In the best possible world, I would like to take my several thousand CDs,
catalogue them and then be able to produce lists such as "Martha My Dear"
and get every instance of that jazz classic so I could burn a CD composed of
nothing but said tune.

I think I have asked this before, but I also have an Oracle turntable and
about 6000 superb-quality vinyl records. What technology and software do I
need to be able to burn them? (I have everything Coltrane and Mingus ever
recorded, plus oh about 100 Beethoven records, almost all of Stravinsky
etc.) Can I burn this stuff?

A.

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