A good way to do it is Libra. This full featured cataloging tool enables you to create a complete database with all your books, movies, music records and videogames, ll in one place, all perfectly organized.

Libra shows the content of your database on its interface, which resembles a wooden shelf – not a very nice design, to my taste. Each item in the database has a highly-detailed entry, including title, description, images and extra information that varies depending on the type of item.

The best feature in Libra is undoubtedly the tool to add new items. All you have to do is enter any keyword in the search field and Libra will search Amazon's database with it. If the book, movie, CD or videogame you were looking for is among the results, just click on it and it will automatically be added to your database. No writing at all! Oddly enough, Libra only uses Amazon websites and doesn't let you add any others to the list.

Libra also includes some extra features such as a loan manager, a contacts list, a tool to import databases from other apps or other formats, and support to export to HTML, CSV and XLS.

Libra is a full-featured cataloger with which you can easily organize your collection of books, movies, music and videogames.

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The answer is CD Archiver. This program helps you create an organized catalogue of all your recorded CD and DVD in a very easy way: insert a disc in the drive, choose or create the appropriate category and CD Archiver will read it and store its index of contents in the database. Be warned that, although almost fully automated, the whole process can take a while as the program is a bit slow indexing large discs.

Once you have your database, you can see a nice graphic that displays the distribution and percentages of file types but, what's more important, you'll be able to search for any file with the embedded search engine, without having to check discs one by one.

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