When it was first created by programmer Ti Kan in 1993, the CDDB was a part of XMCD, Kan's application for playing CDs on Unix-like operating systems. At that time, the program didn't use the ...

CDDB and FreeCDB have almost any CD you can buy in them. I have two CD's that don't show up. One is a CD that has less than 500 copies in existence, the other is a japanese import single that is ...

In the beginning was a music recognition database called CDDB, and it was good. Now, people accuse Gracenote of stealing its success. CDDB and Gracenote architect Steve Scherf sets the record ...

I ride a motorcycle, and getting that many CD's to work, and all that disc-swapping, would be a major PITA.<BR><BR>So I thought, perhaps there's some way to download a CDDB. Like a .CSV file.

The predecessor of Gracenote, CDDB, began in 1998 as an attempt to use the Internet to create a comprehensive list that would tell people what tracks were on albums. Unlike IMDB, which benefited ...

CDDB not available in Toast 4 Following up on our previous report of Toast 4.x no longer working with CDDB (it displays an expired license message instead), several readers noted that the CDDB ...