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	iEatBrainz Review - iEatBrainz Download
		iEatBrainz takes songs that you've chosen in your iTunes Library, that have incorrect or missing information for Title, Artist or Album, and then uses the sound of each song to match it with the correct information maintained in the MusicBrainz Database.
		iEatBrainz is a program that takes music from your iTunes library, analyzes the sound of the tracks you tell it to, and then uses that information to match it with entries in the MusicBrainz database.
		However, that is actually a drop down menu, which, if it has several matches that are quite close, will contain all those matches, so even if the entry it chose is not the right one, you can still pick out the right one from the list.
	www.softpedia.com /reviews/mac/iEatBrainz-Review-17286.shtml (1107 words)

	MacMod - Your Mac Modding HQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		iEatBrainz is an acoustic tagging system that works with iTunes to help you clean up your music tags.
		That means that it analyzes the audiofile and compares the shape of the recorded soundwaves to a large database of known music.
		Luckily, iEatBrainz is as easy to use as it is helpful.
	www.macmod.com /content/view/440/1 (381 words)

	IEatBrainz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The title of this article should be iEatBrainz.
		The initial letter is capitalized due to technical restrictions.
		iEatBrainz is the Mac OS X MusicBrainz client, written by Jay Tuley.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IEatBrainz (120 words)

	something or another… » iEatBrainz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		iEatBrainz is an external application that lets you select songs from your library and or particular playlists, and once selected, it analyzes your music and generates a fingerprint of the tune.
		This is mostly just a nuisance in iEatBrainz, because you then have to individually select all of the failed fingerprint matches (highlighted in the screenshot), and tell iEatBrainz to try it’s hand at matching up the fingerprints.
		If iEatBrainz ever hangs (as it often does after you’ve updated itunes with the matching information), you not only have to kill it, but you have to kill all of your settings too so it does not hang when you start it again.
	toadstool.se /journal/2004/07/21/ieatbrainz (632 words)

	ol'-eth-ros :: blog: nowhere/catastrophe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		MP3 Rage came to the rescue with both detecting the thankfully small amount of files that were seriously corrupted and renaming those that still had ID3 tags.
		Finally I thought I was left with approx 2000 - un-named files, enter ieatbrainz - a tool which sits between itunes and the musicbrainz audio fingerprint database.
		Some music files were split into two by the recovery tool, this is very hard to identify unless you can hear the files are related.
	www.olethros.com /2006/03/nowherecatastro.html (542 words)

	IEatBrainz - MusicBrainz Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		iEatBrainz is an alternative to the MusicBrainzTagger developed by Jay Tuley for MacOS X users who use iTunes to manage their audio files.
		If you don't use iTunes, you may prefer to try the PicardTagger, which has some advanced features that iEatBrainz does not (however, the MacOS X support may not be complete, so it may be less stable).
		If you use iTunes, iEatBrainz is probably a better choice, since any application that changes the tags on files directly may confuse iTunes, which keeps its own cache of that information.
	wiki.musicbrainz.org /IEatBrainz (175 words)

	batch id3 editting? (query freedb based on disc id?) - The macosxhints Forums
		ieatbrainz - will automatically get the tags from the musicbrainz database, but is fairly buggy, and there is no customization options for what tags i want to get or how i want the files to be named afterwords.
		further, the files need to be in the itunes library to be selectable in ieatbrainz.
		I use the scripts from dougsapplescripts, first one, finds the album in CDDB data base based on artist name (or album or both if just need track numbers), next CDDB to iTunes (writes data from cdbb to itunes tracks), then rename to artist-album (year) Track#-songname...all with Hot Keys.
	forums.macosxhints.com /showthread.php?s=&threadid=49517 (903 words)

	indyJT Weblog » iEatBrainz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In one day, NicePlayer downloads eclipsed the downloads of iEatBrainz for the month of November, thanks to to 500 visit through this page http://mac.page.ne.jp/.
		iEatBrainz only has a applescript dictionary because it’s an Apple Script Studio app with a lot of Obj-C and just a small bit of applescript.
		So right now I’m tracking a bug in iEatBrainz in which the library xml file it’s reading and the actually library when talking through applescript aren’t matching, even when the application waits long enough for iTunes to synch out another update.
	www.indyjt.com /blog/index.php?cat=4&paged=2 (580 words)

	TooMuchSexy.blog - Tell-a-Friend - iEatBrainz
		iEatBrainz is a similar freeware application for MP3/AAC tagging.
		It is not as verbose as MPFreaker in some aspects, but it does seem to match some song files which MPFreaker couldn’t.
		iEatBrainz “uses MusicBrainz to fix your MP3 and AAC tags in iTunes after they’ve been ripped using acoustic matchings.” It isn’t perfect, but it definetly is a good start.
	www.toomuchsexy.org /index/weblog/friend/ieatbrainz/N7410 (305 words)

	Mac-Forums.com - ID3 organisation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		I've put my whole music collection thru ieatbrainz and it's found alot of ID3 tags but i have a few questions.
		Does ieatbrainz alter the ID3 tags on the actual tracks or does it just alter the iTunes playlists.
		What progs are available for writing the ID3s on the tracks not found ny ieatbrainz.
	www.mac-forums.com /forums/printthread.php?t=10297 (71 words)

	Comparing audio files ignoring tags - The macosxhints Forums
		A less brutal way would be to calculate a hash of the mp3-audio without the tags and compare those, but I am unaware of software capable to do that.
		If all other options fail, comparing songs using the ieatbrainz algo locally could do pretty well, it's just a lot of numbercrunching for something that should be a lot easier to manage, but widubf...
		I downloaded the source code to iEatBrainz and managed to cobble together a command line utility that uses the code to compute the MusicBrainz fingerprint of the files on the command line.
	forums.macosxhints.com /showthread.php?s=&threadid=36260 (1225 words)

	Lucas Thompson: Audioscrobbler News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The UNIX command line tagging tools can be compiled and used under Mac OS X but I highly recommend using iEatBrainz for generating the acoustic fingerprints to submit to Musicbrainz.
		iEatBrainz may still be a work-in-progress but the latest release has been working great for me; much nicer than trying to have AppleScript run the command line tools.
		The author of iEatBrainz is Jay Tuley, whose previous work includes the original Music Recommendation System for iTunes, and the wonderful TrailBlazer browser project - if you’re always looking in your Safari history you should check out TrailBlazer.
	lucas.is-a-geek.net /blog/2004/07/29/audioscrobbler_news (415 words)

	iEatBrainz v1.01 Released :: iPod Hacks :: The Latest and Greatest News and Info for Your iPod
		Jay's Stuff has released iEatBrainz v1.01, a Mac OS X v10.3+ application that does an acoustic comparison of the audio content of user-selected songs with data in the MusicBrainz database in order to automatically fill-in missing Artist, Title, and Album information in your music collection.
		The user is given an opportunity to verify the information before it is written locally.
		Added a final -just to be safe- song check before updating iTunes for each track to determine whether iTunes changed it's database numbers (as iTunes does this every once in awhile, but iEatBrainz resyncs).
	www.ipodhacks.com /article.php?sid=885&ipod-accessories (287 words)

	It's a tall order but we're taller - ID3 tags and you
		This is a little like sending out promo cds in a blank sleeve with no phone number, website, or credits.
		IEatBrainz has tagged a few of my unknowns, but more often it can't find any matches or comes up with hilariously wrong suggestions.
		iEatBrainz is currently only for os x 10.3.0, I have os x 10.2.8.
	www.livejournal.com /users/pekingspring/63279.html?thread=373807#t373807 (147 words)

	MusicBrainz for OS X (finally!) \| Creative Commons
		OS X users are in luck though, as iEatBrainz has been released.
		By using a sophisticated set of audio fingerprinting and other technology, iEatBrainz and MusicBrainz allow you to re-tag all your MP3s.
		This is a killer feature for anyone that's ever ripped one of their CDs with iTunes, but didn't have a network connection at the time the songs were imported.
	www.creativecommons.org /weblog/entry/4067 (117 words)

	Diary for oubiwann
		MusicBrainz (with an associated Mac OS X application with an awesome "i" name: iEatBrainz*) and AudioScrobbler / Last.fm.
		I've been using iEatBrainz and the MusicBrainz db to go through the hundreds of old MP3s I have that I ripped before rippers connected to CDDB/FreeDB...
		This is enabling me to perform organization tasks in my music library that I have been putting off for ages.
	www.advogato.org /person/oubiwann/diary.html?start=40 (2693 words)

	dotclue: iEatBrainz: not ready for prime time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The poor quality of the CDDB database is a separate issue, one that MusicBrainz doesn’t obviously solve.
		iEatBrainz is a beta Mac client for the MusicBrainz database, and if the results it produces are representative of the fingerprinting technology and current database, it’s not worth my time right now.
		For a simple test, I fed it a 97-song playlist out of my iTunes library, consisting of tracks ripped to MP3 and AAC from my CD collection over the past few years.
	dotclue.org /archives/001821.html (385 words)

	Chasing the ghost of a good thing… » How i learned to stop being scared and embraced iTunes :: Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		IEatBrainz is the recommended client for Musicbrainz on Mac OS X. IEatBrainz is a totally different animal as Picard and Tagger were.
		Its integration with iTunes was nice but that meant i had to add possible incorrectly tagged files into my library first.
		IEatBrainz doesn’t rename files like Tagger/Picard did either.
	www.the8thsign.com /2006/03/02/how-i-learned-to-stop-being-scared-and-embraced-itunes-part-2 (1212 words)

	The MacCast » Tunatic: Name that Tune
		I use a free program called iEatBrainz for tagging my songs in iTunes.
		You don’t have to play the songs through the speakers, although that would be a good feature to get songs from other sources.
		Alright I tried both programs and I found that iEatBrainz was the winner hands down.
	www.maccast.com /2006/01/23/name-that-tune (757 words)

	[mb-devel] a MusicBrainz tagger for iTunes Beta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Some way to refresh that (manually or automagically) Yes at the last minute, i realized this, and put in a quick fix to update the database when iTunes updates it's xml file from an iEatBrainz change, however this ends up being about a minute later.
		I have an update method on my iTunes Library class, but I'm alittle afraid to call it often while the program is running without a little re-factoring of the music matchings class.
		I noticed that was a new feature of MB, I haven't had time to look at this though, but from the stand point of adding album art to mp3 or aac file it should be fairly straight forward to do this the way the iEatBrainz integrates with iTunes currently.
	lists.musicbrainz.org /pipermail/musicbrainz-devel/2004-March/000653.html (495 words)

	iEatBrainz 1.07 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Notify me when iEatBrainz is updated on VersionTracker.
		This program takes songs that you've chosen in your iTunes Library, that have incorrect or missing information for Title, Artist or Album, and then uses the sound of each song to match it with the correct information maintained in the MusicBrainz Database (musicbrainz.org).
		I was going to fix my song library manually, until I successfully used iEatBrainz to do it for me. I would like to extend a BIG 'thank you' to the develop, and even more so for making it free.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22813 (345 words)

	Decent MP3 tagging app? - Mac - Apple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		iEatBrainz is the app you are afterhttp://www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22813extremly user friendly, although like all taggers etc you have to make sure its doing its job properly.
		iEatBrainz is what I use and it's a great app.
		And iEatBrainz often wanted to rename my songs to the strangest, weirdest things.
	forums.whirlpool.net.au /forum-replies-archive.cfm/450873.html (642 words)

	Magicite's Stuff
		iEatBrainz eliminates this problem by querying a master database for information on these mysterious MP3 files.
		It does this by comparing various things such as song length and acoustic signature [whatever the hell that means].
		When selecting songs, a brushed-metal sheet comes out from the iEatBrainz main window that looks exactly like the playlist and songlist part of iTunes.
	www.magicite.org /index.php?post_id=63 (1005 words)

	macosxhints.com - A Perl script to find duplicate iTunes tracks
		Basically what it does is look in your library for songs which don't have fully fleshed out sets of tags, or lets you pick out songs that you know don't have the right or full info associated with them.
		The one thing that I think is really unfortunate about this is, due to the way iEatBrainz accesses (*and updates) the information about each track, it's through iTunes.
		So if there isn't a mechanism in place in iTunes for iEatBrainz to say, 'store this bit of info in this ID3v2.4 field', then your songs will get cleaned up, but the uuid's aren't getting saved along with the file.
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20040915010129463#comments (1936 words)

	iEatBrainz 1.05 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Fixed nasty bug which disabled iEatBrainz on songs that had a lookup error & user had a MusicBrainz ID entered.
		Displays error when generating a TRM of a file that you do not have write permission for, since iTunes will ignore it and pretend like it updated that tag.
		Fixed bug with upgrading directly from pre 1.04 versions of iEatBrainz in which the new iEatBrainz would crash at startup.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22813&vid=154354 (426 words)

	MacUpdate: iEatBrainz Reviews
		Too bad, I installed iEatBrainz on my almost fresh OS X 10.4.2 and still - I cannot launch it.
		It bounces a couple of times in the dock and then "quits".
		Please contact MacUpdate politely if you wish for a comment to be reviewed by MacUpdate for removal.
	www.macupdate.com /reviews.php?id=14605&pid=127839 (119 words)

	Ben's blog
		This is a great program for someone who downloads from file sharing programs such as Lime Wire (www.limewire.com).
		ieatbrainz is an mp3/aac tagger program that will find all the missing information of a song.
		The program is fast and easy but you have to make sure that when it finds information for a song that it is the right information because some times it will make mistakes and you will have mislabled songs.
	www.insidemacgames.com /pro/blog.php?Blog=221&BlogEntryID=295 (395 words)

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