[dba-Tech] Audio equivalent to AMC

Sounds like a smart phone app in the making to me. You might make a tidy
sum -- I'd love to hear where this goes!

Susan H.

On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 10:06 AM, Arthur Fuller <fuller.artful at gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> I am an avid collector of DVD movies. The current count is about 1000. I
> found a free utility called Ant Movie Catalog which has proved invaluable.
> You type in either the title or the bar code number and then hit F6 and it
> reaches out to the net (depending on your settings, it might go to IMDB or
> DVDEmpire or whatever) and searches for said title, and upon success, grabs
> all the relevant data: producer, director, stars, synopsis and even an
> image of the DVD cover). As a result of this program, I have a printed
> catalog of all my DVDs, and make them available for loan to my friends at
> two local food banks. For want of a better term, I call this service
> "Arthur's Lending Library". The rules are simple: you may request up to
> five movies, which I write down and deliver the following week. You must
> return them the next week, else you cannot borrow more. Upon delivery, I
> write down a list of your borrows and you sign and date it. This service is
> enormously appreciated, and with the occasional exception, usually
> associated with the use of crack, fastidiously obeyed.
>
> I digress. It also happens that I have a collection of LP records that
> numbers into the thousands. I would love to find a program which performs
> the audio equivalent of AMC: I would type in the name of the recording and
> it would reach out to the net and return the list of tracks, the players,
> and perhaps also an image of the album cover.
>
> Do you know of such a program?
>
> --
> Arthur
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