I use CDG Autoname v2. If you have KJpro and/or Music Book Deluxe databases this works great. If your cdg's discs are ripped with ACCURATE disc and track data (no song or artist data) you can use CDG Autoname to very quickly add the song and artist data (as fast as you can hit the enter button i.e. 10 times a second if you are really fast). I have a programmable mouse that can hit "enter" more than 30 times a second, so in 10 seconds I can name 300 songs.
I cannot find any active download sites, but their disclaimer states that it can be freely distributed. So if you need it I have it. Here is their README:
CD+G AutoName was created by RADGUY.
Overview:
What exactly does this program do you ask? In Automatic Disc Selection mode
it provides single mouse click automatic renaming (DiscID - Trk - Artist - Title) of
the bin files created by Cdrwin. In Manual Disc Selection mode it allows you to
select a disc and apply any song name from that disc to any file currently on your
system. This version of CD+G AutoName generates custom lookup tables from
either Kjpro or Karaoke Song List Creator. I you have both of these programs
then you can use both database lookup tables simultaneously.
CD+G AutoName is FREE! Kjpro and KSLC are commercially available programs.
Information on purchasing Kjpro is available at
http://www.kjpro.comInformation on purchasing KSLC is available at
http://www.airwer.comThis new version is still in BETA testing. It has undergone preliminary testing but
there is always a possibility that bugs exist. Also, the Kjpro and KSLC databases
do contain occasional errors therefore it is highly recommended that you
carefully review each name change before you click the apply button.
After applying monthly updates to either Kjpro or KSLC you will need to go into
CD+G AutoName's Options screen and run "Build Lookup Table" to make the
updates available to CD+G AutoName.
The first time you run the program click the [OPTIONS] button and go to the
Database tab and click the build lookup table buttons. You can also set the
song naming and file types options to your preferences.
If you are new to this program then I highly recommend that you make some
copies of some existing songs and use them to experiment with how the program
works so you do not accidentally misname any songs in your database.
Instructions for naming new rips:
1. Rip your tracks with Cdrwin. Use Cdrwin's Name Sequentially option and
name the files "DiscID_" (Example SC7501_) Using the example the bin files
will be would be named SC7501_01.bin SC7501_02.bin and so on. Be sure to
enter the DiscID EXACTLY as it appears in the Kjpro or KSLC database.
2. Select Automatic mode in the drop box at the top of the main CD+G
AutoName window then select the drive and directory that contains your rips.
3. Double click the first file in the file list box. If the Disc & Track are located in
the lookup database(s) a new proposed name will appear. You can either click
[Apply] to accept the proposed name or [Skip] to make no name change for the
selected file. You can also manually edit the proposed name before clicking the
[Apply] button. Do not change the DiscID-Trk format or the separator characters
if you want to be able to rename the track using AUTOMATIC mode with
different name options at future time.
4. CD+G AutoName will advance one song down the file list each time the
[Apply] button is clicked. To stop the process before reaching the end of the file
list box just click [Stop]. Please note that the program can only be used to
rename files with the extensions of .zip .bin .cdg .wav .mp3 .mpg & .mpeg plus
one custom file extension that can be specified in the program options.
If at some later point you decide to change the CD+G AutoName naming options
you can quickly rename all your songs, in AUTOMATIC mode, using the new
format that you specify in naming options.
Instructions for naming files using Manual Disc Selection mode:
1. Select Manual mode in the drop box at the top of the main window.
This is the mode to use when you have files that do not have the DiscID and
TrackNo in a format that CD+G AutoName can automatically recognize.
2. Enter the DiscID# that contains the song names of the files you want to
rename. Be sure to enter the DiscID# exactly as it appears inside Kjpro or KSLC.
3. Click the "Load Disc Info" button and the disc tracks will load into the song
selection grid.
4. Now just pick the file you want to rename in the file list box and click on a
song name for the file in the song selection grid. You can then review the
original filename and the proposed filename at their respective boxes located at
the bottom of the program window.
5. Click the Apply button to rename the file. The file selected in the file list box
and the song selected in the song selection grid will automatically advance by
one. This will make it very easy to rename an entire disc.
CD+G AutoName is a product of Rad-Soft Designs. All Rights Reserved.
You may distribute CD+G AutoName as long as
1. No money is charged. This includes charges for, media, manuals or delivery.2. CD+G AutoName has not been modified in any way.
Cdrwin is a product of Golden Hawk Technology.
http://www.goldenhawk.com Kjpro is a product of Damar Systems, Inc.
http://www.kjpro.com Karaoke Song List Creator is a product of Airwer Ltd.
http://www.airwer.com
Login
Register
FAQ
Search
