xCoverBuddy is a visual music browser for your iTunes music collection. As a standalone application CoverBuddy indexes your music data, groups tracks by album, and displays your collection as "real" albums complete with cover art. Browse, select and play your music directly from CoverBuddy. Because CoverBuddy uses iTunes to play your music, it works with all your MP3 files as well as with songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store.
CoverBuddy's features include a full screen mode which is great for parties or embedded audio / video systems, like in cars. It also boasts sophisticated filtering and search methods that let you arrange your albums by artist, genre, year, etc., easily and on the fly. In addition users can completely customize the overall appearance of CoverBuddy to compliment their personal collection.
With the unregistered CoverBuddy, you can use all features, but launch is delayed and cover art is overlayed. Registering CoverBuddy removes those limitations.
I'm the author of CoverBuddy: unfortunately the most important facts were not published – the new CoverBuddy will feature a Web Interface that lets you remote control it with a web browser. One version of the Web Interface is optimized solely for the PSP. CoverBuddy 1.3 will be published 22th September. For a spoiler look here: link
Nice Joergp... We've been looking for a windows based solution to remote control our iTunes. Very nice product indeed. SonicStage has 2 features I like. The album view and the ability to sync ATRAC to the PSP from MP3. Now this product does the album view and will allow us to control our media center PC at home. Good job!
While that may be true, companies are just making stuff where it will sell. And stuff sells for PC, only be the virtue that every moron in the world uses a PC. Mac only has a 5% market share, so sotfware for it won't sell to the same extent. If it's made for Mac, you'll only make so much money. After a while, that particular product is going to hit market saturation (meaning almost everyone has it) and you're not gonna make anymore money. So that means if you want to continue making money, you either have to make it expensive or port it to PC.
maybe he does not want make the big money?....there are a lot of small good mac companies on the market, and they are still alive....without making PC software.
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