I found the JThink tools (SongKong and Jaikoz) to be very helpful with keeping an organized music collection. Thankfully there are a few tools to help with that. That means that a large collection can get unwieldy very quickly. The downside to managing your own music collection is that you’re subject to managing the collection yourself. Also, having your own collection it’s a lot easier to move the collection to other devices without having the direct integration (such as my car stereo). They’re a great German band, but they haven’t hit the US market.
For example, in most US music services you can’t find the band Die Toten Hosen. This meant that I could manage my own collection, and that I wasn’t fixed to a service that would eat up all of my data and that I could listen to what I wanted. JThink is the home of Indie Developer Paul Taylor and is based in the United Kingdom.Before ITunes and online music stores/streaming-options came arround, you had to build up a digital music collection if you wanted to load an MP3 player with it.
SONGKONG HELP SOFTWARE
JThink is an indie development company, unlike conventional software companies there is not a large development team and additional layers of management. Our speciality is Music Metadata management, currently there are two Music Taggers available, a Music Metadata Service and an The designer is the implementor so there are no messy compromises in the design and we are able to be highly responsive to the specific needs of customers, and adapt products to a customers specific requirements.
Jaikoz is a comprehensive Music Tagger, allowing you to properly identify your music.
SONGKONG HELP MANUAL
Jaikoz provides automatic identification and fixing of your metadata including cover art using MusicBrainz, Acoustid and Discogs, plus super powerful manual editing of your metadata, at all times Jaikoz gives you complete control over what changes are made and all the popular audio formats are supported, including Mp3, Mp4, Flac, Wma, Wav, Aif and Dsf. It is suitable for both customers organising their music collections and independent artists/performers wishing to make their recordings available online. If you want complete control over every aspect of your metadata this is the solution. SongKong is a Music Tagger that aims to make fixing your Music metadata as easy as it possibly can be, with just one click your songs can be fixed. Like Jaikoz it uses MusicBrainz, Acoustid and Discogs for automatic matching. It stores all the changes in a personal database enabling you to undo any changes you do not like. If you want to get your songs fixed with the minimum of effort this is the tagger to buy.
Or, if you want super easy auto tagging for the bulk of your collection, but sometimes need finer control the two taggers work well together.īoth of these use the Albunack Music Server to provides results quicker then would be possible if using the offerings directly provided by MusicBrainz and Discogs themselves. The Albunack site also allows you to browse any artists release catalog and easily link MusicBrainz to Discogs releases and import Discogs releases directly into MusicBrainz. Jaudiotagger is an multi format audio tag editing library, this library is used by Jaikoz, SongKong and many other projects.So firstly I would generally recommend you run SongKong over your whole collection, this gives a much better view of its matching coverage then working one album at a time since it is impossible to predict what albums it will match and what it will not. Quote:Sorry your experience so far has not been upto expectation.
SONGKONG HELP ZIP FILE
Regarding the error, if you restart SongKong, select Help:Create Support Files and then email the zip file that would give me the information required.īut if using Monitor Watch Folder this continuously watches a folder looking for new folders added to it, it never ends until you have cancelled it, once you have cancelled it a report is then generated that would show changes.
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