Submitted by Jakob_y (not verified) on October 22, 2008 - 20:00.
I also have more than 50.000, but most of them I download :) Maybe, it's illegal in my country, but I's also illegal to come home to anybody adn check their personal computers with the aim of finding some tracks ;) But I have one excuse, cause I can say, that I simply grabbed all my tracks from my CDs, and my CD are now scratched, so I threw them away, but left info I've paid for ;)
Submitted by Guepase (not verified) on June 21, 2008 - 19:10.
5014 tracks. 50% i don't listen to anymore (kinda stupid, eh ?)
Honestly, it makes me laugh when i see all those comments saying "i have da biggest and i spent 1.093.517 days ripping the original CDs in FLAC"
Submitted by 匿名dwidmann (not verified) on June 13, 2008 - 23:25.
Lots of people with huge collections here ... makes mine feel tiny :( I've got a bit more than 3600 tracks (11 days), 95% ogg (q4-7) Slowly growing as I buy things. An expensive and time consuming, but legal venture.
Submitted by 匿名 (not verified) on May 9, 2008 - 07:59.
And 14724 of them are sorted, (ID3-Tags and filenames completly filled and correct). Every day it's getting more and more and more and more and more and so on ;)
Submitted by Ypsilon (not verified) on May 2, 2008 - 22:30.
All songs ripped directly from original CDs. Music is just too precious for lossy formats. I have not even ripped any burned CD, not for legal reasons but because I want to be sure about the quality of the source. Lots of people burn a CD, then scratch it a hundred times, then lend it to a friend who copies it and scratches his new CD a hundred times and lets a friend of his copy it and so on...
Submitted by Guepase (not verified) on June 21, 2008 - 21:15.
Hey funny guy aren't you a bit exaggerating ? Actually, you're saying you ripped about six hundred CDs all by yourself in FLAC ?
... ... Oh oh ! In fact, you're like God himself ! You looked at these six hundred CDs and you said "Let these CDs be ripped !" And you saw that the CDs were ripped.
Submitted by StormByte (not verified) on April 8, 2008 - 12:24.
I have 20001-50001 in database now (because I had to format, but I had had even more in the past).
In my country (Spain) is legal to download music too, but only for private non profit use. But I buy musical CDs too, because I want to support what I really really like (I can't afford to buy all I like).
Submitted by banzaii (not verified) on March 29, 2008 - 20:12.
I use amarok to fix up and tidy the id3 tags. Otherwise I play everything through squeezebox using squeezecenter.
I've probably bought around 200 albums the last year because of the squeezebox. ~65% is legal.
85% music I and my wife like, 5% ripped for my 12year niese, 10% children songs for my 5year old boy.
I listen to about 20 new albums a week and only around 2 makes the list. the rest is garbage.
Total Tracks: 17,107
Total Albums: 1,404
Total Artists: 1,211
Total Genres: 161
Total Playing Time: 1209h:00m:54s
Submitted by Anonim (not verified) on March 25, 2008 - 09:59.
Around 1/4 of the collection are FLACs.
Around 1/4 of the collection are lossless WMAS which will be re-ripped as FLACS in the near future.
Around 1/2 of the collection are MP3, OGG, APE etc. These will -- at some time -- be substituted by FLAC ones.
Around 1/3 of the collection are legal files (i.e. I own the respective CD, VINYL, mp3 purchased on the web).
Around 1/3 is not exactly legal, but I will be purchasing them in the near/not-so-near future (why don't shops sell FLACs?).
Around 1/3 is not exactly legal, and will be dumped in the near/not-so-near future.
0 files have DRM.
3 files among all the purchased from e-musicshops contained watermarks and were sent to hell.
Submitted by bud (not verified) on May 23, 2008 - 17:27.
You're clearly an idiot if you think MS are going to keep their codec around for very long in it's current spec. They probably won't even tell people or document the changes....Playsforsure anyone?
Submitted by Anonim (not verified) on March 31, 2008 - 02:59.
Could make sense if the poster feels they were ripped poorly in the first place and wants to re-do them. Considering they were encoded in WMA, use of a less desirable ripper is very likely.
Submitted by ultimashrine (not verified) on March 17, 2008 - 17:36.
There's a speakerbox-set that always moved around from one employee to another in my office.
And it's real annoying when the speakerbox owned by someone with musics that I don't like.
So I decided to "nail-it-down" on my computer and build a music daemon, and thanks to Amarok, it's a lot easier.
Although the automatic queue doesn't work, I never really care. Whenever there's someone who keeps changing the current track, I'll just ban him/her ;) God invented iptables for a reason ^_^
Oh, about my music library... I only have 1781 tracks... Mostly video game music collections
Submitted by Vidakovic (not verified) on March 17, 2008 - 16:44.
13526 songs in 36 genres, 7 weeks and 3 days playtime.
All Tags perfectly filled and genre classified, and all files renamed and classified into a folder structure. Is a strong work (about another 10+K songs remaining) so is the only way to maintain this amount of music!
Great application. Congratulations to the development team! (maybe in a short future I'll try to join them and help :-))
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on March 1, 2008 - 01:01.
I've got about 6k songs, and that's not including the load that I lost during a harddrive failure. Mostly ripped from CDs, or downloaded from Newgrounds/OCRemix/last.fm Free Songs/Other websites that I have came across that let me download their music for free
Also about 100 iTunes tracks that I can't listen to.
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excuse ;)
I also have more than 50.000, but most of them I download :) Maybe, it's illegal in my country, but I's also illegal to come home to anybody adn check their personal computers with the aim of finding some tracks ;) But I have one excuse, cause I can say, that I simply grabbed all my tracks from my CDs, and my CD are now scratched, so I threw them away, but left info I've paid for ;)
Looks like there's a bunch of show-off here...
5014 tracks. 50% i don't listen to anymore (kinda stupid, eh ?)
Honestly, it makes me laugh when i see all those comments saying "i have da biggest and i spent 1.093.517 days ripping the original CDs in FLAC"
I have 215 DVD's full of
I have 215 DVD's full of mp3's.
Tracks
I have 17287 Tracks
100% *.mp3
Wow
Lots of people with huge collections here ... makes mine feel tiny :( I've got a bit more than 3600 tracks (11 days), 95% ogg (q4-7) Slowly growing as I buy things. An expensive and time consuming, but legal venture.
6838 MP3
Hasta la fecha, poseo de 6838 musicas, bien catalogadas.
My collection consists of...
5,801 tracks at present, but I've recently deleted a lot of stuff I don't listen to anymore.
47,681, know 99% of them,
47,681, know 99% of them, love 98% of them
100% mp3
average bitrate = 216kbps
average size = 8,64mb
682 347 tracks
40 % OGG
30 % MP3
30 % FLAC
some of my tracks are as
some of my tracks are as much as 60 minutes in length, so i might have the equivalent of a million pop radio tracks
6969 tracks, 382 artistes
6969 tracks, 382 artistes
3337 tracks (MP3 + WMA)
3337 tracks (MP3 + WMA)
3645, all from Brear Share
3645, all from Brear Share
5412 tracks, most mp3 VBR
5412 tracks, most mp3 VBR encoded with lame, all "metal" music genre \m/ \m/
Regards.
10.098
10.098 tracks which contains 9112 metal tracks :D \m/ \m/. rock on ! :P
1 000 000 tracks ;)
1 000 000 tracks ;)
At 3Mo per track this would
At 3Mo per track this would mean 3To of music... is it really what you have?
52977 Tracks in my collection
And 14724 of them are sorted, (ID3-Tags and filenames completly filled and correct). Every day it's getting more and more and more and more and more and so on ;)
45842 songs in my collection
45842 songs in my collection all in lossless wma...
5679 FLAC tracks
All songs ripped directly from original CDs. Music is just too precious for lossy formats. I have not even ripped any burned CD, not for legal reasons but because I want to be sure about the quality of the source. Lots of people burn a CD, then scratch it a hundred times, then lend it to a friend who copies it and scratches his new CD a hundred times and lets a friend of his copy it and so on...
Funny guy
Hey funny guy aren't you a bit exaggerating ? Actually, you're saying you ripped about six hundred CDs all by yourself in FLAC ?
... ... Oh oh ! In fact, you're like God himself ! You looked at these six hundred CDs and you said "Let these CDs be ripped !" And you saw that the CDs were ripped.
and your point regarding
and your point regarding digital (not analogue) music is what exactly?
3781 songs in the
3781 songs in the collection, all OGG at 192 kbps, all made after lossless FLAC. I love OGG, can't stand MP3.
5305 songs and counting
5305 songs and counting
127,321 songs. 99% are MP3's
127,321 songs.
99% are MP3's 192-320kbps
I've got 16309 Tracks (all
I've got 16309 Tracks (all mp3), here in Switzerland its legal to download music xD, but i buy cd's when i've found a good band and i go to concerts
Tracks in collection
61737 and counting...
tracks in collection
58.420 until today and counting........
53,497 and counting...
53,497 and counting...
5005 tracks 1125 flacs 3622
5005 tracks
1125 flacs
3622 mp3 which sux - gona be replaced by flacs
258 ogg . gona be replace by flacs later
Hum, it's legal in our country to download music... I have one music cd rom at all :-D
why not, just listen to them, not to keep them,
i have a stock of my own cd's, i could share them too.
Lots of music
I have 20001-50001 in database now (because I had to format, but I had had even more in the past).
In my country (Spain) is legal to download music too, but only for private non profit use. But I buy musical CDs too, because I want to support what I really really like (I can't afford to buy all I like).
in the Netherlands it is
in the Netherlands it is also legal to download games, music, movies enz only uploading is illegal :D
squeezebox
I use amarok to fix up and tidy the id3 tags. Otherwise I play everything through squeezebox using squeezecenter.
I've probably bought around 200 albums the last year because of the squeezebox. ~65% is legal.
85% music I and my wife like, 5% ripped for my 12year niese, 10% children songs for my 5year old boy.
I listen to about 20 new albums a week and only around 2 makes the list. the rest is garbage.
Total Tracks: 17,107
Total Albums: 1,404
Total Artists: 1,211
Total Genres: 161
Total Playing Time: 1209h:00m:54s
Some extra info (>100,000)
Around 1/4 of the collection are FLACs.
Around 1/4 of the collection are lossless WMAS which will be re-ripped as FLACS in the near future.
Around 1/2 of the collection are MP3, OGG, APE etc. These will -- at some time -- be substituted by FLAC ones.
Around 1/3 of the collection are legal files (i.e. I own the respective CD, VINYL, mp3 purchased on the web).
Around 1/3 is not exactly legal, but I will be purchasing them in the near/not-so-near future (why don't shops sell FLACs?).
Around 1/3 is not exactly legal, and will be dumped in the near/not-so-near future.
0 files have DRM.
3 files among all the purchased from e-musicshops contained watermarks and were sent to hell.
converting to flac is
converting to flac is nonsense if the source is a lossy codec.
twaddle
You're clearly an idiot if you think MS are going to keep their codec around for very long in it's current spec. They probably won't even tell people or document the changes....Playsforsure anyone?
Re-ripping a lossless codec
Could make sense if the poster feels they were ripped poorly in the first place and wants to re-do them. Considering they were encoded in WMA, use of a less desirable ripper is very likely.
1180 OGG songs
... and all from legally purchased CDs.
23.000 MP3s 5.000 other
23.000 MP3s
5.000 other
fresh music daemon
There's a speakerbox-set that always moved around from one employee to another in my office.
And it's real annoying when the speakerbox owned by someone with musics that I don't like.
So I decided to "nail-it-down" on my computer and build a music daemon, and thanks to Amarok, it's a lot easier.
Although the automatic queue doesn't work, I never really care. Whenever there's someone who keeps changing the current track, I'll just ban him/her ;) God invented iptables for a reason ^_^
Oh, about my music library... I only have 1781 tracks... Mostly video game music collections
Some 3000.. Was 50k, but
Some 3000.. Was 50k, but harddisk crash :/
now waiting to newer hd (500gt-1tera)
Where do you work? Video
What do you use for the music daemon? I guess web control.
I've used a VNC virtual
I've used a VNC virtual console to control VNC before at LAN parties. Works great, especially with the java web client.
13526 songs
13526 songs in 36 genres, 7 weeks and 3 days playtime.
All Tags perfectly filled and genre classified, and all files renamed and classified into a folder structure. Is a strong work (about another 10+K songs remaining) so is the only way to maintain this amount of music!
Great application. Congratulations to the development team! (maybe in a short future I'll try to join them and help :-))
wow
hey cool I was voice number 12111 :P
pretty high number by the way that indicates a very strong interest in things like Amarok. good work!
40k tracks all in V0, V2 and
40k tracks
all in V0, V2 and 320kbps lame or flac, correctly tagged with album art
Damn I love Amarok.
9531 tracks, as many as can
9531 tracks, as many as can fit on my ipod...
and about 4000 songs in my "shit" folder, where all the stuff goes which isn't good enough for my pod ;)
MUSIC
I've got about 6k songs, and that's not including the load that I lost during a harddrive failure. Mostly ripped from CDs, or downloaded from Newgrounds/OCRemix/last.fm Free Songs/Other websites that I have came across that let me download their music for free
Also about 100 iTunes tracks that I can't listen to.
Let's have some decorum
I now have three tracks in my music library! I'm so excited and can't wait to add more!
Thus_Spoke_Zarathustra.mp3
Fire_on_the_Mountain.ogg
Dance_the_Night_Away.wav