Scentric.net Website Review

just like all the other music organisers, scentric tries to su*k a little bit less than all the others. here is how we are trying to. scentric takes a song-centric approach to your music collection: your playlists will stay the same even if you rename, retag, move or hierarchical and intuitive playlist organisation: if you sort songs into a playlist, they will automatically become part of all parent elegant, slick playlist that shows you all the information you need in a way that pleases the eye. the colours are configurable and easy to easy audio output method configuration: scentric will detect what audio output methods are available, if you have the required gstreamer plugins installed, and recommend one to you. no need to mess around with gconf or to try and guess options that might make things work plugin architecture for the player interface: if you are a programmer, you can write your own player user interface plugin and display the currently playing song info and control bu*tons in whatever way you like. and even if you are not a programmer, you can still choose from supports .cue files, ie. you can have a whole album as one single file with the individual tracks showing up separately in the playlist, so that you can easily jump to the appropriate position within the file. plays audio cds and retrieves the track info automatically from freecddb.org. tag editor that also allows you to retag songs for which you have no write permissons (at the time of writing, june 2004, tag changes only affect the scentric database and are not written back to file yet). artist, title, album, track number, and release year for you. all you have to do is select the right candidate from the list of candidates system tray icon showing the currently playing title when hovering above it; a context menu provides quick access to often-used functions