IWe can also make our onw catalog if you allow a CSV export of data - Getting a CSV file of data would make Bliss so much more useful. I use Excel all the time to analyze data and being able to export CSV from Bliss would be extremely useful and value added even if there is no feature to re-import the data back into Bliss. In Excel, I can sort, filter and summarize data to help me make decisions around consolidating Genres, spotting duplicates across different libraries, spotting Artist Name inconsistencies, spot missing data en-masse etc. It would not be a loss for Bliss, but rather a giant complementary service and, as you probably know, it would be super simple to program CSV export code to dump out all the data in CSV - Please, please add bulk CSV field export to Bliss - it would make Bliss twice as useful to me and anyone who can work with data to get results.

@frank This is mostly about getting an export of the library I think - missing tracks, multi disc releases and so on are dealt with elsewhere.

To see if tracks are missing, how multi disc albums are cataloged. Confirm meta data is what l want to show.

Thanks for sharing that. This is really interesting - I've long thought about something we have lost in the move to sharing - the ability to share your curated music library.

I wonder if something similar would be useful to people. Fits in well with "The Big Idea" too - http://www.blisshq.com/music-library-management-blog/2015/09/08/big-idea/

I voted for this idea. It is something I use to have with "iTunes library tools kit" but as i moved all the files to flac it is not anymore possible. The idea is to create a we based page with the catalog in order to put it on a website easily. Have a look to what has be done here : http://klarita.net/catalog2/catalog.html
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I think the intention of Tippo is to have a paper catalogue of all your music physically available to look at. I for myself would like to put all the inlays of the CD-boxes in one large book that I can browse.

Sure, obviously it would also be good to know what can't be fixed in bliss, so I can make it so it can be fixed in bliss!

It would be useful to be able to export a list of the non compliant activity so that it could be printed out to manually resolve each one using tagging software (it's not a generational thing as I am in my 30s!)

I like the idea of being able to export such data to Excel. This would enable us to sort, sequence, filter and format in whatever we like and then print out. There are still a lot of us that find it easier to refer to paper documents. It's probably a generational thing! (The over 60's)

I'm interested: why? I just want to understand the intent behind the idea.