About Music Box
A handy database for your music files. If you have a large collection of them, it will help you to organize and keep them in order:
- Find on which CD or DVD you stored your tracks in a split second.
- Organize your tracks into as many categories and subcategories as you need.
- Identify unknown songs using the integrated MusicBrainz support.
- Read and edit the meta data information of the tracks (e.g. ID3 tags, iTunes AAC tags…). Music Box supports several formats: MP3, AAC, MP4, Ogg Vorbis, Monkey’s Audio.
- Search for related titles on international Amazon sites or on CDDB.
- Export your data in HTML, text or XML format.
- Tracks can be grouped by artist, album, genre, volume or category.
- Universal Application: runs natively both on PPC and Intel based Macs.

What’s New in this Version
- Multiple nodes in the groups tree can be selected at once (ie. you can select multiple artists, albums, etc…).
- Added “Reveal in Finder” function to the tracks context menu and properties dialog.
- Fixed a crash that occurred when QuickTime reported a zero duration or sample rate for a song.
- Exporting a long selection of tracks could crash. Fixed.
- Sometimes, when scanning a file containing a ID3v2 tag, the genre information wasn’t properly decoded from its numeric value.
- WAV files can be added to the database: they will appear without any meta data, since they don’t contain any, but it’s useful to catalog your sounds with Music Box.