Collectorz.com Music Collector for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Organize and manage your CD, LP, MiniDisc, and MP3 collections.

Collectorz.com Music Collector is catalog your CD collection automatically, no typing needed. Just insert a CD in your CD-ROM drive, scan its barcode or type artist and title to download all data from the internet (Collectorz.com and Amazon), including artist, title, year, label, track titles and the cover image. Browse your collection by artist, title, year, etc. or use the Image View to browse your cover images. Export your list to your iPod and take it with you to the store.

Collectorz.com Music Collector for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: January 10, 2013

Latest update: January 9, 2013

Version: 10.2.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 452,883

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3.8/5

23 User Votes

Sublime easy to use program
BobbietjanMay 24, 2015
Pros
Countless miscellaneous options. Easy to use. Good value for the money
Cons
None that I discovered.
Summary
It works for me ! If you don't believe me, get the free trial version and find out for yourself.
Save your money
Batmandwk2February 7, 2013
Pros
lets you print A LIST OF ALL YOUR MUSIC
Cons
Does nothing but list your music no auto updates finds no info for music whithout scanner. Does 1/2 of what my media monkey does for more. it does nothing that windows media does on it's own.
Summary
I think it is a scam, it is the worst money I ever spent and try to get help is impossible. C Net should have done a better review of this program. I am disappointed in them as well,
Big fan of all Collectorz software!
TidalcloudMarch 27, 2011
Pros
robust, user friendly and slick. combined music and mp3 collector into one that inventories all of the music you own or want to own. regular updates and an active user base with forum.
Cons
none that I can think of.
Summary
Bottom line is that I love the software and would also recommend their Book Collector, Comic Collector, Game Collector and Movie Collector software.
A good software have been a bad one
narniaJune 30, 2010
Pros
This software is very good if you not use Sample CD:s (various artists) Easy to use and have all you could need for making a good useful collection.
Cons
Since version 9.1, it's not possible to collect sample CD:s in an easy way. You have to edit every single track. The company is not interested to change back to an easy working version.
Summary
If you start from scratch, a better choise is OrangeCD, one time fee and have the best interface of all music collection software (try it, you will not regret that).
Great Program to Organize UR Music
kdmathisonJune 17, 2010
Pros
It's rather easy to use even for a non-computer geek like me (my hubby is a computer geek/engineer). Using a scanner makes it so much easier and if it doesn't recognize the barcode then it can scan the CD itself to obtain the information.
Cons
When you scan a CD barcode and conduct a search, you must click back onto the barcode box to scan another CD. Otherwise, it re-inputs the previous CD's barcode information into the search queue.
Summary
Quick and easy. I would recommend this to anyone who has a large music collection.
Best I have used.
M_DonovonMay 9, 2010
Pros
I have tried other music collection software, but this one is easy and simple to use. I am able to lay it out in a way that appeals to me.
Cons
Search does not always bring up the cover photo.
Summary
NOT SURE OF THIS ONE
SWABLINLSJanuary 7, 2010
Pros
I CAN'T AS I HAVEN'T PLAYED IT YET
Cons
I USE BROADBAND AND WINDOWS 7 BY THE TIME IT DOWNLOADED MY HR WAS UP SO I GOT NOTHING
Summary
WOULD LIKE TO TRY IT AGAIN TO SEE IF IT WILL WORK THIS TIME
CDs ONLY; No MP3/FLAC/AAC/etc Files
bburlOctober 7, 2009
Pros
Nice intuitive interface, no steep learning curve
Cons
It only works with cds. No FLAC/mp3/AAC. I'm sorry, but in 2009 having a music cataloging program that cannot handle music files is like having a program that is only distributed on 1.44" floppies: bloody useless for today's world.
Summary
For some reason, collectorz has two mutually exclusive programs for cataloguing music: mp3 colletor ($40) and music collector ($40). Now maybe some people want to keep their cds and music files separate, but I think most people just want one library with all their music in it. And even if you want your cds and music files separate, I doubt you'll want to buy two $40 programs. There are other options that handle cds AND music files just fine, and don't require you to buy two separate, incompatible programs. I really have to question the intelligence of whoever is running that company. They really should rename this program CD ONLY Collector. Fail.
Efficiently works
MsDorightFebruary 17, 2009
Pros
It was easy to install and easy to 'jump right in' to start cataloging. I specifically needed it to be able to find tracks of a certain length to us for family photo slideshows. It's perfect. It also doesn't eat a great deal of memory.
Cons
I'd really love if it were smart enough to take an artist name 'Paul McCartney' and convert it to McCartney, Paul. However, this is minor and I've never found any software that does that, and, I've been through many.
Summary
If you have a large music collection and would like a way to catalog and inventory them all, then, this is what you need. I've only used it off and on for about 2 weeks and only had time enough to input 150, but, it's been a godsend. Cataloging my CD's has been on my 'To Do' list for quite a while, but, the task looked daunting. I'd tried a spreadsheet and my own database and given up. Now, I might actually be able to check it off my list in the near future. You can add CD's by scanning with a bar code scanner, scanning with your CD drive, typing in the bar code, or, simply by searching the various databases by artist and/or title. Personally, because I type rapidly, I try by artist and title first, then, by typing the bar code, and, if those don't give me the detail I want, I use the CD in the drive and scan. The software's online database is extensive and contains most of the CD's I've input so far. You'll have to customize the data to your liking once it's downloaded, but, it sure beats the snot out of having to input every CD title, track name, track length, genre, label, etc. For example, last night I did 30 in an hour and a half. Most of that time was spent inputting all the data on two CD's that I purchased direct from an artist at a home show. There was no bar code because he produced them himself. However, if they're normal CD's it takes between 2-5 minutes per CD, as it's dependent on how much detail you want to customize. As I said in the 'cons', I like my CD's last name first, so, some customization on each CD is necessary for me. As far as support goes, the company appears very responsive and answers questions, along with users, in its forum. I asked a few prior to downloading the trial and they were answered within a few hours; sometimes minutes. I downloaded the Readerware trial, as well, and found Music Collector to be far superior. Of course, it is more expensive than Readerware. Then again, the adage, "You get what you pay for" comes to mind.
rgknowltonJune 5, 2008
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