Theese are actual screenshots from MusicVault. I hope this might give you a
"look and feel" for the program before you download it.
To speed up loading, i have only small thumbnails here. Click the small image
to get the big version of the image.
| The vault can be viewed in many ways. Here is the vault viewed by the
artist information in the ID3Tag. |
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| Here, the vault is instead displayed by the album information in the
ID3Tag. |
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| You can search the vault in both filenames and tag information and in
a variety of ways. Your searches are stored in a list, so you can easily
view the files from a previous search. |
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| Lots of information about the music files is stored in the Vault. Via
the View Properties dialog, you can easily select what information you want
to display in the filelist and in which order the columns should appear. |
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| To edit the filename and the ID3Tag information in one or multiple songs,
just select a range of songs and press edit. The tags is displayed one by
one and you can edit the information. |
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| Another way to edit is to select a vertical range in any of the columns,
for example the genres of lots of songs at the same time. Press edit, select
the genre and select "All". All the tags are filled in at the
same time. If you select OK instead, only the first song is edited, and
the dialog continues with the next one in the list. |
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| Renaming multiple songs is equally easy. Select the fields you want to
rename (filenames, or tag information) and click the smart rename button.
The dialog shows you the result before any changes are made. In this example
I perform a search and replace rename of the filenames. |
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| In this example, I use the capitalisation tool in the same dialog. As
before you see the result before any changes are made. If you are satisfied,
press OK to perform the changes. |
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MusicVault have two main views. In the Vault view, changes that you make
is only performed in the Vault database.
In the harddrive view shown to the right, all the changes are performed
on the actual songs themselves.
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In the harddrive view, you have the ability to search the harddrive for
MP3 songs.
The search can be on filename or in ID3Tag data.
You can search an entire drive or just selected directories.
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With the Vault Statistics you get general and interesting information
about your Vault.
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You can export your vault as HTML files. (Registered version only)
Click here to see the result of a sample export.
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You can export your vault as spreadsheets to load in any spreadsheet program. (Registered version only)
Click here to see the result of a sample export.
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You can print lists of the songs in many different ways. (Registered version only)
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