
Description:
Album Grabber is basically a bot that grabs album covers off of www.allmusic.com.  In order for it to work, it expects your music collection to be in a certain format.  Your root music directory should contain artist directories, and underneath each artist dir should be album directories.  Album Grabber will attempt to locate the correct album cover and present it to you in a window along with 'yes' and 'no' options.  'yes' means to save the album jpg inside the album directory, 'no' means do nothing and proceed.  The program is multi threaded, so you can let it run for awhile and then come back and make your decisions.  It was compiled using Sun's 1.3 JVM.  The source and JBuilder project files are all included so its easy to recompile it yourself.  Please forward questions/comments to the email address below.  Thanks!

To Run:
1) Make sure you have a JRE(Java Runtime Environment) or a JDK(Java Development Kit) installed.  
	You can download it from http://java.sun.com
2) If your using windows, just double click the run.bat
3) If your using a UNIX flavor, just run the run.sh script.

Troubleshooting:
1) Open a command prompt and make sure JAVA_HOME is set properly by typing:
	echo %JAVA_HOME%
	It should point to your JRE location.
	If its not set, then just hand edit the run.bat script with a text editor and replace JAVA_HOME with the correct location. 
	Mine is currently set to "C:\j2sdk1.4.1", but yours will probably be different if you have a diffent version installed.
	On Windows, the JRE's typically get put somewhere like "c:\program files\javasoft\jre"

License:
Album Grabber is release under the GNU GPL freeware license.

Creator:
Kevin Schmidt
Cincinnati, OH
kevin.schmidt@fuse.net
