bliss

bliss Description

bliss is an easy-to-use, fully automated album art management solution. It saves time by automatically managing large music collections in accordance with rules decided by the user.It supports supports MP3s, FLACs, OGGs and more. Rather than, like with most 'tagging' software, editing individual music files to make sure your tags are correct, bliss approaches it from a different direction. It allows you to you define rules by which your album art should be organized, and bliss makes sure all your music complies with those rules, all totally automated (or as automated as you want it to be).Requirements: · Internet browser Limitations: · Limited to 500 fixes What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ] · This emergency release fixes connectivity problems with bliss's online data source. Since Sunday our hosted MusicBrainz server has been inaccessible to bliss. This means metadata (except for cover art) lookup has been greatly impaired, as well as the functioning of the genre consolidation and canonical artist rules. · So the most important fix in this release is that those connectivity problems are solved. · But there's more! The default file organisation rule for VortexBox has been changed to be the same as the default VortexBox file pattern rule that is used by the VortexBox ripper when ripping CDs in the first place. · I've made some changes to memory allocation. bliss on Windows and VortexBox now defaults to being limited to 256MB internal memory (bliss will actually use 50MB or so more than that). · I also fixed a couple of issues with scrolling through the albums and artists grid. When the albums- per-page was changed, the scroller didn't reflect this change and if you clicked lef... �.You can free download bliss from Softpedia now.