Ejrech

Read your comment about CDex's ability to extract media information for you rare CD's. The reason for this has nothing to do with CDex really. CDex like most other free and open source CD rippers get their CD information from the FreeDB which is a user contribution supported not-for-profit project to index music. Winamp, iTunes and other commercial players and rippers get their information from Gracenote CDDB which is a commercial enterprise to catalogue music and they get their data directly from the record labels. They then license the use of the database to companies like AOL(Winamop) and Apple(iTunes) etc. So, you can either stick to non free software and the CDDB or you can help build a the FreeDB by submitting your CD information to the FreeDB via programs such as CDex.

Eric? Where've you been on MSN? I tried calling you today, but your phone's disconnected. I don't know what's up, but get back to me if you can. :P My e-mail for ..emailing..and MSN, hasn't changed: G14c30nX@live.com

Dunno what's up, just checking, since I haven't seen you in forever. It could be you're waaaay too busy like you were for a while...

Whatever; If you find time, e-mail me so I know you guys are still alive! :P

-Cedrick (Or See-drick). lmao. >_>

Hey Jeremy. Yeah, I like your ideas too. Glad you came up with the group voting idea; that sparked some similar ideas for me (I tend to mostly build on others' ideas anyway; I'm an analytical and perfectionist type of personality), and I wasn't feeling especially creative at the time, lol.

I don't expect Wakoopa to change overnight (maybe monthly ;), but they're definitely continuing to move forward at a good steady rate with all their updates, and for that I applaud them.

Got any software suggestions?

I'm about to install the public Windows 7 beta. =]

Hey! Windows Live Messenger should be the biggest! >_>