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These 10 tools selected by PC World will make working with, and enjoying, your media files a lot more fun. Here are five of ‘em:
iMatch
Organize and manage your media collection with a robust, database-driven archiving tool.
DVD Shrink
Back up your movies on DVD to your hard drive.
WinMX
Share MP3 files, as well as video and photos, while avoiding bundled spyware.
IrfanView
Edit and convert graphics files with this first-rate image viewer.
Yahoo Music Jukebox
Play, rip, and burn MP3 files with this all-in-one, digital audio utility.
One Comment
Jeff
February 19th, 2008
at 11:28am
Irfanview is a perennial favorite of mine, and I also like XnView for managing photo collections (it does much of what I paid good money for in ThumbsPlus, but XnView is free).
I’ve recently started cataloging my music collection with Tellico …
http://periapsis.org/tellico/
… which I’m running on the Gnome desktop in Ubuntu Linux, although it was written for the KDE desktop. Works great, and I can export the collection to HTML, XML, CSV and other formats for cross-platform versatility. Although I’m only using it for music now, it is set up to catalog video and other collections. It retrieves data from online databases such as the Internet Movie Database, making the job of cataloging much, much easier.