christian schaefer

hi all,

does somebody know of a php/mysql based music library, where one can store
his cds and such. maybe with cli commands but most importnant webbased.

would be lovely to be able to create own templates.

and it should have artists, cds and tracks of course! ;-)

regards
/christian


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ric messier

I ended up writing my own. Not terribly complicated.

Not sure what that means.

Only thing I didn't do was tracks. May add that some day. Once I figure
out what the schema would look like.

Ric


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paulo matos

It would be really nice to have something like that for books. Really,
really nice. Since I couldn't find any, I've been programming something
like that but it isn't usable yet.
However, if anybody know about something...

Cheers,

Paulo Matos


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ric messier

Check out something called Readerware. It also does music and if you
happen to have a CueCat, it's extremely useful for cataloging your
collection. From there, you can export to tab-delimited files if you'd
rather use something you wrote. Or you can keep using Readerware. It's
payware (not terribly expensive as I recall) but it runs under Linux.

Ric

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phil sexton

I use grip to access the free CDDB, but I am sure any cd player can be
configured to access it and get all the info. It will be stored in the
folder /home/user/.cddb or /home/user/.cddbslave

http://www.freedb.org/

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ric messier

Yep. I know folks who have gone that way too. Only problem I've run into
with CDDB is that it's done by users and there are often misspellings or
categorizations that don't fit, etc. Which isn't to say it can't be
corrected. I used Readerware to catalog and then exported to tab-delimited
to dump into my MySQL database then wrote a PHP Web page to display my
library and another one to enter new things. Haven't gotten back to the
CueCat interface.

Ric


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paulo matos

Developing my own books/cds database seems to be funnier and cheaper
anyways.
Thanks for the reference anyways.

Cheers,

Paulo Matos


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