Bullseye Media Manager, developed by Le Repaire du Daimao, brings a new level of efficiency to the Windows 7 software market. This top-notch media management tool is perfect for music and movie junkies who need an easy way to organize, plan, and execute their media. With Bullseye Media Manager, you'll be able to categorize and manage your entire library of songs, albums, movies, TV shows, and more. Download it today and optimize your media experience like never before.

Bullseye is a media/file manager that work by modules and display/sort files based on what they are instead of just where they are on the disk. Music module is inspired by Amarok 1.4 and Exaile. It delivers a flexible queues based playing system. Other modules (Pictures & Videos) are meant to organize media files in relation to their form (categories) and their content (universes).

- Inspired by Amarok 1.4 and Exaile

- Library browser show rating sum, playcount sum and burn factor by node (artist, album, track, etc…). Burn factor is high if you’ve listened a lot to a few tracks of a node.

- Advanced queue managment with several flags to apply on queued tracks :

Stop flag : Once the player is done playing this track it will stop global playback
Temp jump : Once the player is done playing the current track, it will play this track and then go back where it left
Perm jump : Once the player is done playing the current track, it will play this track and then continue playback from here
Bridge source : Once the player is done playing this track, it will move to the bridge dest of this bridge source (if there is one)
Bride dest : Tells that this track is where the matching bridge source will lead when listened

- Passive filters : hide tracks you do not want to see by showing only those matching filters, useful if you have a large collection and at some point just listen to a few tracks. Can be seen as content view modes.

- Session saving/loading

- Last.fm scrobbling with offline cache support

- Function to sync playcounts with Last.fm account

- Function to import ratings from another Bullseye database (including BullseyeDroid)

New Release
Adding support for tagging aac files with id3 tags
Change flac/ogg metadata handling for bpm and comment
Experimental: Save star ratings to media files
Track start and end is now triggered also for streams
AppData files now uses more translations
Added preference to remove a track from queue after playing
BerkeleyDB is used instead of bsddb, if available
Plugin handling:
Users can override built-in plugins with newer versions and remove the overrides as well
Users can remove custom installed plugins via plugin manager
Plugins:
cd: Back again
icecast: Back again
bpm: Confirmation on manually setting the bpm can be disabled
winmmkeys: Now using pynput
lyricsmania: First line of lyrics is shown
streamripper: custom user agent and event handling
lyricwiki: Removed
jamendo: removed
[ Bullseye Media Manager release history ]

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