Print-Out Music-collection

[Wasaia]

Hello,

I'm looking for a program with which I can make a print-out of my music-collection.
The artists releases are sorted by first artist-letter, artist, album. The various artists releases are sorted by first album-letter, album. I would like the print to be in the same way.

Thanks for your help,

Giorgo

[Dougal]

Hi,
Have a look at the Export option in MP3Tag it can produce a few types of list including pretty HTML pages.
You can get a few ready made templates for these from here:
http://www.anytag.de/forums/index.php?showtopic=1563
Doug.

[Wasaia]

i found exactly what I was looking for at:
http://www.primeoption.com.au/FreewareYourDir.htm

That program prints out a directory-structure visually (explorer-like).

[afblaster]

Brilliant - just perfect.
Thanks.

[Nikhil]

not as pretty, but if you just want a listing of the directory structure, you could navigate to the root of the directory at the command prompt and then type

dir /s > filename.txt

and it will dump a listing of directories and subdirectories to a file called filename.txt (you can do whatever name & extension you want). I don't think the windows 'dir' command has as many switches as the UNIX 'ls', so if you have cygwin or Services For Unix or something similar, you can get a lot fancier.

[coffeebucket]

Also not as pretty, but prettier than "dir" output:

tree /f /a > filename.txt

[Emissary]

Hi,

I'm developing a small SlimServer access library for programs written in Java. For testing its functionality I've written a small program to generate a Song List directly from the SlimServer.

You can view a sample at the following URL. If someone is interested in the tool I would happily make it available.

http://dsnine.com/export.pdf

Emissary

[hifi-fan]

That's a neat printout. I would love to try it out on my collection. Please.

[jeffluckett]

Emissary,

That looks great ... I'd love that utility as well.

Could you make it configurable to decide what data to display? I'd like to see things like file format, bitrate, file paths, etc...

[Robin Bowes]

Emissary wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing a small SlimServer access library for programs written
> in Java. For testing its functionality I've written a small program to
> generate a Song List directly from the SlimServer.
>
> You can view a sample at the following URL. If someone is interested in
> the tool I would happily make it available.
>
> http://dsnine.com/export.pdf

Ugh, your tool has no taste.

I mean, James Blunt, Michael Jackson, *and* the Titanic soundtrack on
the same page?

R.