[jonathanjong]

Update:
7321 songs, 21.2 days, 42.59 GB.

I'm in the process of culling, actually...music I *ahem* borrowed off friends and the Interweb and such, which I've decided I don't like. But I keep popping into second hand stores and buying CDs!

 

[doctorcilantro]

41,856 files 658GB (.ape some .mp3)

still have to rip about 2000 more CDs

*yawn.....some day I'll get there

DC

 

[troubleshooter]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jezza.risky /img/forum/go_quote.gif note that this is before I have had a full chance to delete duplicates... 26,236 songs @ 490:12:29:06=106.56GB with 44 genres 1584 artists and 2900 albums. Granted I have never actually listened to all of my music all the way through, or all of it for that matter, however a big part of that, is I'm always finding more music, and I have bad luck with computers, they die, or I need more memory and so I upgrade, losing all info of what songs I have played.

Jezzy, do you have your music backed up on an external drive? I had a drive finally die on me earlier this year (my music wasn't on it, I always have more than one drive in my systems) and finally made sure I have my music files backed up.

 

[Calexico]

3425 songs, 9.5 days, 24.89 GB, 240 artists (not counting compilations), 364 albums (not all are full, probably like 150 albums and then some individual songs)

 

[fzsrv]

31,502 songs - 99.5 days - 2736 albums

 

[sdcloud69]

13903 tracks/104.95gb

 

[Headphile808]

18,503 Songs 56.2 Days 111.27GB
Happy Holidays

Headphile808

 

[guyx1992]

Quote:

Originally Posted by sahwnfras /img/forum/go_quote.gif How did you do that??? Is this a form of some sort?? I would love to know how many duplicates i have, iv got too many.

Open iTunes, then open the "File" menu, click on "Show Duplicates" - go nuts

 

[Nocturnal310]

Its the Quality of tracks..not the Quantity.

 

[milkweg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by doctorcilantro /img/forum/go_quote.gif 41,856 files 658GB (.ape some .mp3) still have to rip about 2000 more CDs DC

And I thought I was doing well at 25000+ mp3 tracks.

 

[milkweg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by guyx1992 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Open iTunes, then open the "File" menu, click on "Show Duplicates" - go nuts

MediaMonkey has that option too. It will show duplicate names or duplicate files. I found it is not very accurate though and misses a lot. How about iTunes? Does it find *all* duplicates? I've switched to JRiver MediaJukebox anyway and it doesn't have a find duplicate option. I prefer it because it is less buggy and has very quck access to the EQ and a few other DSPs.

 

[matt_510]

22,059 songs

328GB of disk space

 

[anetode]

~25,000 tracks on 166 gigs, earliest mp3s are from beatforge & dj rips circa '96. This bunch has been through five hard drives and two drive failures/recoveries.

Somewhere in the dark & dusty folders I think there are a few hundred mods too, from way back when I thought the tracker scene would overtake the hardcore end of electronic music

 

[aznxenocide]

26,000+ on about 180 gigs. Bought my 160 gig ipod planning to fill it up over the course of 4-5 years...managed to fill it up within a year, which blew.

 

[milkweg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by anetode /img/forum/go_quote.gif ~25,000 tracks on 166 gigs, earliest mp3s are from beatforge & dj rips circa '96. This bunch has been through five hard drives and two drive failures/recoveries.

Which reminds me, I need to back up my collection to DVDR. Was hoping to get a BD burner before I did that though. If I lost my collection due to a HDD crash it would cause me major grief. I keep my collection on an external 1TB HDD though so it is relatively safe compared to keeping it on an internal HDD that is on all the time.