Music Browser Plugin

Description:

Allows for folder based navigation of your music files.

Price:

Freeware

Compatability:

Vista

Type:

Music

Interface

Application Details:

Music Browser is a Vista Media Center application which allow for folder based navigation of your music files, ditching the need to have the Artist and/or Album Artist tagged correctly in all of your files.
Music Browser is based on the excellent Video Browser plugin.

Features currently included :

Browse your music files by folder
Play all files in a folder
ID3 Tag read, album art extraction
List and thumbnails views

Application Homepage:

http://musicbrowser.free.fr/

Average: 4 (1 vote)

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Folder View

Submitted by innie808 on November 13, 2008 - 3:37am.

This is the plugin you want if your MP3 tags are a mess. It allows folder view navigation of music directories.

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