CDFinder Praise: "I'm running it as our main studio filing system for hundreds
of CDs in our archives and I just wanted to say that I am really
pleased with it."Jonathan J, Australia
"CDFinder is the best!"John C., USA
"CDFinder is excellent! I run a small business
which requires recovering files from Archives Regularly. CDFinder
helps me do this effortlessly and quickly. Thanks to the team for
making such an excellent, effective and affordable product!"Nathan, New Zealand
"I originally found your software hunting for
something to catalog our CDs we used for archiving. That was at the
last print shop I worked at. Now I am running a prep department at
another shop. Your software was one of my 1st purchases. I came
into a shop that has had explosive growth and the system used here
was antiquated to say the least. Again CD Finder is tops, I use it
all the time."Mike B., USA More
praise...
The new CDFinder
5.6.1now catalogs EyeTV
recordings, and has a beautiful street level map for the GPS
search! Watch a video covering the cool new
features:
We are very excited about this new version. Not only does it fix
some annoying bugs, CDFinder 5.6.1 also offers two really hot new
features:
CDFinder now catalogs Elgato EyeTV
recordings (.eyetv). CDFinder will show the thumbnail for the
recording, and also important metadata as well, such as the EPG
description, director, actors, and much more. All that is
cataloged, displayed, and can of course be searched as well
The GeoFinder inside CDFinder now uses the
street-level OpenStreetMap for the GPS search
(requires 10.5 or newer)! That is much nicer than the built-in map,
but since it requires Internet access, the old map is still
available. Many thanks to Dirk Stichling!
New CoverPrint templates: one for US-Letter format Avery 5692
labels, and one more for the HP Photosmart Direct Print. Thanks a
lot to Deneen Winchester-Ristow and David Robinson for their
incredible help on this!
Double clicking a found item coming from iPhoto will now show
this item in iPhoto. There is also a contextual menu command for
this, too. You can get iPhoto results by using the GeoFinder, and
asking it to search the iPhoto 8 database, too