Ruby for Windows

Name: Ruby
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Warp Engine Software

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Download.com staffNovember 8, 2008

Managing extensive media collections is a bit easier with Ruby, but disabled features and uninspired functionality keep the program from being a true gem. After a relatively speedy scan of the discs in your music and movie library, you will be able to explore and search them anytime without inserting them. On the plus side, Ruby can view archives as well as generate CD covers based on disc contents, though you can't access the latter feature until you register. Descriptions only can be automatically generated for MP3 files, however. The interface could be more straightforward and attractive, though you can at least change the overall color scheme. We were disappointed to find so many advanced features disabled in this download. Ruby will probably be most useful for collections weighted toward MP3s.

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GENERAL

Release: March 2, 2006

Latest update: November 8, 2008

Version: 0.90.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

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Total Downloads: 34,364

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

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Catalogue your CD's by scanning them, simple and brilliant!
d=p+cerMarch 26, 2007
Pros
It's simple, you just scan your cd and Ruby stores the entire directory structure in a database and gives every CD a unique number. Easy for finding back your backup files, just don't forget to number your CD's aswell. It's Free! Saved me hours of browsing CD's to look for a file.
Cons
Free version --> search option could be better, but I guess I'll have to buy it then. Weird crashes and error messages sometimes, the stored infomation doesn't get damaged though, so it doesn't really matter. If you delete a CD from youre database (i.o.w. if you throw away an old backup CD) the original index number disappeares, there is no possibility to create you're own unique number or catalogue code.
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By Warp Engine Software

Scan your CD-Rs, catalog the files, and save the files in a database.

Ruby, this program will scan the users CDRs and then catalog and save the file properties (name, directory, attributes, size, and date) and the disc properties (serial#, file system, volume label, # of files, and user chosen description) onto a database. The user can then run a search for a particular file in the database rather than browse manually through all of the CDRs. Will also work with floppies, zip disks, and any other storage media. Version 0.90.2 has list viewer, PDF export, MD5 checksums, support for files larger than 2.1GB, and database merging.

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Catalogue your CD's by scanning them, simple and brilliant!

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