Submitted by Grodesh (niezweryfikowany) on February 18, 2008 - 19:28.
Almost 5k songs. All FLAC ripped from my CDs with the exception of a few hundred of MP3s I got from emusic. Thanks to Amarok it's a piece of cake to manage all that!
Submitted by The Pirate Bay (niezweryfikowany) on February 17, 2008 - 17:21.
I have 59,633,901 mp3 in my collection, 23611 weeks of music. There is no time to listen to it because I need to complete my collection first. Then I can enjoy maybe.
Submitted by Me (niezweryfikowany) on June 5, 2008 - 17:11.
If you stop collecting more music, sit down and listen to it all non-stop, you will need to live another 450 odd years to get through it all. Good Luck.
Submitted by Sky (niezweryfikowany) on March 15, 2008 - 18:03.
7,300+ tracks. All mine -- I have the original CDs to back up that claim. Sadly, thats a lot of money over the years. I purchased my 1st 4 CD's from Tower Records for over $100.00 US back in late 1983 (more than $25 a piece at that time; my wife still reminds me that the same ones I bought then are $8.99 today at Costco). Sure, there MAY be a lot of pirated material in the high counts seen here, but I'm sure there are many like me who have spent hours ripping their own collections.
Submitted by Anonymous Coward (niezweryfikowany) on March 8, 2008 - 23:53.
hmm... I have 54900 tracks atm, all legal, either ripped from my own CDs (still a lot more to rip, I'm working on it), or legally purchased and downloaded, or free from the beginning (demos, podcasts, stand-up comedy stuff). I haven't got a single pirated thing on my 900Gb drive array, and yet it's almost full. You can enjoy culture/media/software without having to resort to piracy, you know...
Submitted by SneakyWho_am_i (niezweryfikowany) on May 3, 2008 - 01:24.
In my country (New Zealand) it was made legal recently to rip tracks of a non-free CD IF AND ONLY IF no downloadable version is available.
We're allowed backup/archival copies of CDs, I think, and I also think that we're allowed to keep the backup copy in our car - and still play the real one inside the house.
But we've never been allowed to change the format. To all intents and purposes, we're still not. So, in New Zealand, buying a CD doesn't give you a license to rip the tracks off of it :(.. It's counter intuitive, and we all do it regardless....
Did someone specify that the text colour in this textarea should be black, and forget to specify a background colour? Cause I'm typing black on black, it's not vwery pleasant. Please excuse any typos.
Oh NO which button is submit and which is cancel!?
Submitted by Anonymous 8495 (niezweryfikowany) on February 7, 2008 - 15:13.
My collection is not that big, but I know and like every song in it. I did a massive cleanup in my library about a year back, because I realized that a lot of the music really didn't do anything for me.
An added bonus is that the whole library now fits on a 30gb disk.
Submitted by wolas (niezweryfikowany) on February 6, 2008 - 21:20.
I have 8600 songs 10% flac other most mp3. What i dont like in amarok is slow playlist scrolling maybe it is possible to add some checkbox "like load all my music database in my ram coz i dont care about my ram i have enough and i like fast playlist scrolling" ? :)
Submitted by Anonymous (niezweryfikowany) on February 5, 2008 - 08:12.
56566 Tracks
5796 Artists
4323 Albums
300 Genres
23 weeks 1 day Play-time
Just reached 300GBs
All completely custom tagged using Musicbrainz Picard.
Mixed formats, MP3, M4A, WMA, OGG, FLAC, some even VQF. Its mostly MP3s, maybe about 1/10th M4A. I usually rip CDs into OGG format but the collection is soo big now it'd be insane to re-encode it all!
Submitted by tangywolf (niezweryfikowany) on February 3, 2008 - 17:42.
I currently have 5,140 tracks in my collection. I go through the whole thing every couple of months and delete the music I no longer enjoy. My tastes evolve fairly rapidly, so this can be a very grueling process.
Submitted by Anonymous (niezweryfikowany) on January 31, 2008 - 20:24.
My 20000+ songs almost pass what I consider the acid test --- being able to tolerate a random playlist built from the entire collection. It is all too common for folks to go nuts and amass a ridiculously large collection of songs they would never listen to, just for bragging rights. My collection's weakness? 20 years of Billboard Top 100. Must of that stuff basically sucks!
Submitted by SneakyWho_am_i (niezweryfikowany) on May 3, 2008 - 01:29.
My collection is pretty small right now... Due to theft and acts of god and whatever else, my music collection was left in pieces. Now it's finally getting back up to a reasonable level of goodness... Slowly....
But this time I'm making SURE there's nothing in it I'm not keen on. With maybe one or two exceptions........
Every time I'm hearing something I dont like, I'm deleting it. Used to be I liked to have a varietty of music handy so I could play stuff my friends liked but... Screw it. If they don't like my music they can bring their own }:)
Submitted by Zoraster (niezweryfikowany) on January 26, 2008 - 17:38.
I met someone with a 500 gig hard drive full of music.
So I naturally picked up one my self and copied the whole thing over.
there are about 100,000 songs on the hard drive, so sweet!
I can't wait till I can get my hands on a 1 terabyte and fill it completely up.
Then I will have all music ever recorded....
Submitted by Thomas (niezweryfikowany) on January 19, 2008 - 14:56.
About 8,000 tracks in my collection. Then there's about 20,000 tracks floating around everywhere on my hard disks that I still need to sort out, organize and put in my collection. Most of the collection consists of ripped CD's. Unfortunately everything is in MP3 and I don't quite feel like ripping everything in OGG or flac, hehe.
Submitted by fredfist (niezweryfikowany) on January 17, 2008 - 09:10.
I live in a house with 2 living communities. We use a collective collection on our Server. These are more then 100k songs. Fortunately, our favorite musicplayer supports
"real" databasebackends.
Submitted by StayPut (niezweryfikowany) on January 15, 2008 - 21:20.
About 18.000 songs, all ogg and somewhere between 5.000 and 10.000 that have to be normalized and added to the (amarok) collection with a mysql database.
Submitted by Anonymous (niezweryfikowany) on January 13, 2008 - 22:02.
I have about 50 gigs of mp3 and ogg all mixed up, but it's sitting on a nfs volume of my server so it keeps freezing my amarok for a few seconds ,the longer the playlist is
Submitted by dertip (niezweryfikowany) on January 11, 2008 - 09:39.
Hi there.
I have about 8.000 tracks. All encoded in ogg. Rock, Indie and Alternative. Thanks to the Amarok developers. With Amarok it's just fun to work with huge collections.
Submitted by Canopus (niezweryfikowany) on January 10, 2008 - 19:25.
Well, I'm one with 20000+, but that number is a bit special, I admit: Many of the tracks are classical music, baroque and renaissance pieces in particular, which are usually quite short. Hence, there are about much more tracks per hour than for other forms of music.
Submitted by Anonymous (niezweryfikowany) on February 24, 2008 - 07:24.
You can stream the Naxos site (and all thier affiliates). Sure, you don't own them, but the quality is Great esp. in comparison to most shitty Innernet Radio Streams, and the selection is great. If the TSO evar cuts me off, I'll BUY the streaming (I think).
Also the BBC Proms are the best in modern classical musical performances and modern music with real live energy, if you can find them outside of mailing lists.
Submitted by Ej (niezweryfikowany) on January 17, 2008 - 18:21.
Try http://magnatune.com/
All their music is under the CC-BY-SA-NC, so it's not completely Free, but is free as in beer :-)
I have 2671 tracks at the last count, about 3/4 in ogg and 1/4 in mp3, but all shall be ogg-rified in due course.
Most of my music is Baroque, Renaissance, Classical etc.
Especially Bach. Almost 1000 tracks just by him.
Would you say that 'classical' tracks are generally shorter? Symphonic movements are ~20-30 mins, and I though the average 'pop' track was ~3 mins. I suppose it varies a lot.
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7042 Tracks. 2 weeks and 6
7042 Tracks. 2 weeks and 6 days. 89% mp3 10% ogg and 1% flac/m4a/aac...
3775 tracks, 1 week and 3
3775 tracks, 1 week and 3 days 99,9941722% mp3, 0.0058278% ogg
Almost 5k songs. All FLAC
Almost 5k songs. All FLAC ripped from my CDs with the exception of a few hundred of MP3s I got from emusic. Thanks to Amarok it's a piece of cake to manage all that!
I have 59,633,901 mp3 in my
I have 59,633,901 mp3 in my collection, 23611 weeks of music. There is no time to listen to it because I need to complete my collection first. Then I can enjoy maybe.
Hope you live a long life.
If you stop collecting more music, sit down and listen to it all non-stop, you will need to live another 450 odd years to get through it all. Good Luck.
1662
Hi !!
i have 1662 tracks, 5 days of music
From CHile
I have over 80 mp3 files !
I have over 80 mp3 files ! wow!
they are 112kbit but i am going to convert them to 320megabit for great quality.
if i can borrow the fast computer.
Well, I doesn't improve the
Well, I doesn't improve the quality of your songs if you recode to 320 kbit/s, it can get even worse.
Dude, you just got Trolled!
Dude, I think YOU just got Trolled!
lol
lol
<500
Har, only Pirats have 4k music in your collection.
My "only" 300 track last me in completeness.
Only 'pirats'?
7,300+ tracks. All mine -- I have the original CDs to back up that claim. Sadly, thats a lot of money over the years. I purchased my 1st 4 CD's from Tower Records for over $100.00 US back in late 1983 (more than $25 a piece at that time; my wife still reminds me that the same ones I bought then are $8.99 today at Costco). Sure, there MAY be a lot of pirated material in the high counts seen here, but I'm sure there are many like me who have spent hours ripping their own collections.
Re: Piracy
hmm... I have 54900 tracks atm, all legal, either ripped from my own CDs (still a lot more to rip, I'm working on it), or legally purchased and downloaded, or free from the beginning (demos, podcasts, stand-up comedy stuff). I haven't got a single pirated thing on my 900Gb drive array, and yet it's almost full. You can enjoy culture/media/software without having to resort to piracy, you know...
No pirates
I have over 20000 mp3 which almost 90% all come from my cds
yea what they said, too.
yea i got my own cd's, that i rip onto cd's for my car player, so i can listen to the ones that i like,
so what's worng with that?
Ripping CDs you've bought is legal??
In my country (New Zealand) it was made legal recently to rip tracks of a non-free CD IF AND ONLY IF no downloadable version is available.
We're allowed backup/archival copies of CDs, I think, and I also think that we're allowed to keep the backup copy in our car - and still play the real one inside the house.
But we've never been allowed to change the format. To all intents and purposes, we're still not. So, in New Zealand, buying a CD doesn't give you a license to rip the tracks off of it :(.. It's counter intuitive, and we all do it regardless....
Did someone specify that the text colour in this textarea should be black, and forget to specify a background colour? Cause I'm typing black on black, it's not vwery pleasant. Please excuse any typos.
Oh NO which button is submit and which is cancel!?
Well, here (Finland) is
Well, here (Finland) is braking law, if you rip your own CD/DVD...
But everybody do that. You get no police to your door :)
4k songs
My collection is not that big, but I know and like every song in it. I did a massive cleanup in my library about a year back, because I realized that a lot of the music really didn't do anything for me.
An added bonus is that the whole library now fits on a 30gb disk.
I have 8600 songs 10% flac
I have 8600 songs 10% flac other most mp3. What i dont like in amarok is slow playlist scrolling maybe it is possible to add some checkbox "like load all my music database in my ram coz i dont care about my ram i have enough and i like fast playlist scrolling" ? :)
Use MySQL as the database
Use MySQL as the database and it speeds right up.
56566 Tracks 5796
56566 Tracks
5796 Artists
4323 Albums
300 Genres
23 weeks 1 day Play-time
Just reached 300GBs
All completely custom tagged using Musicbrainz Picard.
Mixed formats, MP3, M4A, WMA, OGG, FLAC, some even VQF. Its mostly MP3s, maybe about 1/10th M4A. I usually rip CDs into OGG format but the collection is soo big now it'd be insane to re-encode it all!
I currently have 5,140
I currently have 5,140 tracks in my collection. I go through the whole thing every couple of months and delete the music I no longer enjoy. My tastes evolve fairly rapidly, so this can be a very grueling process.
Be selective
My 20000+ songs almost pass what I consider the acid test --- being able to tolerate a random playlist built from the entire collection. It is all too common for folks to go nuts and amass a ridiculously large collection of songs they would never listen to, just for bragging rights. My collection's weakness? 20 years of Billboard Top 100. Must of that stuff basically sucks!
Hear hear!
My collection is pretty small right now... Due to theft and acts of god and whatever else, my music collection was left in pieces. Now it's finally getting back up to a reasonable level of goodness... Slowly....
But this time I'm making SURE there's nothing in it I'm not keen on. With maybe one or two exceptions........
Every time I'm hearing something I dont like, I'm deleting it. Used to be I liked to have a varietty of music handy so I could play stuff my friends liked but... Screw it. If they don't like my music they can bring their own }:)
songs
I met someone with a 500 gig hard drive full of music.
So I naturally picked up one my self and copied the whole thing over.
there are about 100,000 songs on the hard drive, so sweet!
I can't wait till I can get my hands on a 1 terabyte and fill it completely up.
Then I will have all music ever recorded....
about 13000 kthxbye
about 13000
kthxbye
About 8,000 tracks in my
About 8,000 tracks in my collection. Then there's about 20,000 tracks floating around everywhere on my hard disks that I still need to sort out, organize and put in my collection. Most of the collection consists of ripped CD's. Unfortunately everything is in MP3 and I don't quite feel like ripping everything in OGG or flac, hehe.
everthing counts in large amounts
I live in a house with 2 living communities. We use a collective collection on our Server. These are more then 100k songs. Fortunately, our favorite musicplayer supports
"real" databasebackends.
Thank you, you did a great work.
songcount
About 18.000 songs, all ogg and somewhere between 5.000 and 10.000 that have to be normalized and added to the (amarok) collection with a mysql database.
21126
21126 Tracks
865 Artists
2068 Albums
58 Genres
9 weeks 4 days Play-time
Thank you for making that so easy! :-)
Most of that is ripped from CDs, so it's about 180G on disc. More than my Zen can hold, even though I upgraded the drive. :-( One day it'll all fit...
I have about 50 gigs of mp3
I have about 50 gigs of mp3 and ogg all mixed up, but it's sitting on a nfs volume of my server so it keeps freezing my amarok for a few seconds ,the longer the playlist is
About 21k.
About 21k.
I have about 7.000 songs,
I have about 7.000 songs, flac, mp3, whatever...and it´s time for Amarok to make it in W XP.
I have 1200 tracks, plus
I have 1200 tracks, plus some 2000 more on DVDs because my pc has a quite small hard drive.
All encoded in MP3 with some OGG exceptions.
hello
I have about 9000 : 6000 in ogg, and the rest in mp3, but I will be converting everything to ogg!
Open Source!
you're making a big mistake
you're making a big mistake then ;)
transcoding should be a crime :D
tj. najeba si jer ne znaš cijenit mp3 format :p
ot : around 30k
ogg
Hi there.
I have about 8.000 tracks. All encoded in ogg. Rock, Indie and Alternative. Thanks to the Amarok developers. With Amarok it's just fun to work with huge collections.
For those about to rock (we salute you)
tip
I have more 50000 tracks,
I have more 50000 tracks, about 23 weeks. :)
You should ask for file's type!
About 5000, everything in flac, ripped from original CD... It takes 130go! If my external drive dies, I would be quite angry!
For this reason, I just
For this reason, I just bought a 500gb drive and stored everything - music, pictures, text files, videos.
I can tell you: I never slept this well.
Many tracks...
Well, I'm one with 20000+, but that number is a bit special, I admit: Many of the tracks are classical music, baroque and renaissance pieces in particular, which are usually quite short. Hence, there are about much more tracks per hour than for other forms of music.
Looking for music
Where did you get all of the classical music? I'm a Huge fan of it, and I am looking for a good place to find free and legal music.
classical (and other) music
check out
musopen.com for free classical music.
Also check out the internet audio archives at archive.org for a BUNCH of music, videos, movies, etc all in the public domain.
If you sign up for the Toronto Symphony Newsletter
You can stream the Naxos site (and all thier affiliates). Sure, you don't own them, but the quality is Great esp. in comparison to most shitty Innernet Radio Streams, and the selection is great. If the TSO evar cuts me off, I'll BUY the streaming (I think).
Also the BBC Proms are the best in modern classical musical performances and modern music with real live energy, if you can find them outside of mailing lists.
Also check out
Also check out http://www.onclassical.com/
Re: Looking for music
Try http://magnatune.com/
All their music is under the CC-BY-SA-NC, so it's not completely Free, but is free as in beer :-)
I have 2671 tracks at the last count, about 3/4 in ogg and 1/4 in mp3, but all shall be ogg-rified in due course.
Most of my music is Baroque, Renaissance, Classical etc.
Especially Bach. Almost 1000 tracks just by him.
Would you say that 'classical' tracks are generally shorter? Symphonic movements are ~20-30 mins, and I though the average 'pop' track was ~3 mins. I suppose it varies a lot.
hmm..
about 3000 tracks, 85% are musepack files, rest - ogg, mp3 and other stuff.
I got 3342 songs. 4 days and
I got 3342 songs. 4 days and 1 week music. :-)
199854 haha im Happy, im
199854 haha im Happy, im Jedi, Im BOFH