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On Wednesday 03 January 2007 17:49, Daniel Iliev wrote: |
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> Sean wrote: |
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> > I would like to create a database of some sort for my music collection. |
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> > It is large so I thought that somehow I could use some application |
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> > that could pull the info from a freebd server and if I wished I could |
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> > alter any info. Try to entering it all by hand will be just to big of |
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> > a project. |
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> My vote goes to media-sound/amarok. |
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Yeah mine goes to Amarok too. I've got a lot of music. I love the ability to |
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use a proper DB as my backend. I use postgresql and the DB is currently 7.0 |
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gigs. It was much much larger until I enabled autovaccuum... |
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By having your musicDB split off onto a postgres backend you can do whatever |
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you like with it. |
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Zac Slade |
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