The JukeBoxer

Most computer users prefer using MP3 songs than audio CDs. There are numerous reasons for this. MP3 files have almost the same quality as audio CDs, but take up less disk space and allow the user to store thousands of them on a regular hard disk. But the problem with having a lot of music on the computer is related to organizing it. It may be very difficult to find a certain song inside thousands of them. The Windows Media Player application includes a feature for organizing music, but unfortunately, this lacks a lot of features and doesn't organize songs like the user wants. Still, there are certain 3rd party applications which can do this in a more efficient way. One of them is The JukeBoxer.

The name of the program clearly states its functionality. It is basically a virtual jukebox which can organize all your music, allowing you to find a certain song, artist or album in the shortest time possible. After installing the application, the user first needs to indicate the music folder, in which the program will scan for songs. Once this is done, The JukeBoxer will start analyzing all the songs stored on the computer and will import them into its database using their ID3 tag information.

After doing this, the user will clearly see all his music displayed and organized according to album. Clicking on an album will display all the contained songs and one can play any of them by double clicking on the song. Besides that, there is a search tool available, which allows looking for a certain song, artist or album.

But The JukeBoxer doesn't only limit to organizing music, as it also includes a CD ripper, for extracting songs from any audio CD and a large database of Internet radio stations which can be played directly from the interface.