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Delicious Delicious Library 2 - Mac. Delicious Library 2 lets you easily create a gorgeous catalog of your real-world stuff: your books, CDs, DVDs, software, videogames, tools, toys, electronics, and even clothes. Feb 06, 2019 Delicious Library allows you to import, browse, and share all your books, movies, music, and video games with Delicious Library. Run your very own library from your home or office using our impossibly simple interface. Delicious Library's digital shelves act as a visual card-catalog.
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2020-4-1 Designate a System Photo Library in Photos If you have multiple photo libraries on your Mac, you can choose one to be the System Photo Library. The System Photo Library is the only library that can be used with iCloud Photos, Shared Albums, and My Photo Stream. Mac system library location preview.app near me. To move our Photos Library, we drag it to its new location, double-click it, and the Photos app will now point to it. So, that was pretty easy. We’ll next show you how to create a completely new System Photo Library. Creating a New System Photo Library. There are any number of reasons you might want to create a new system library in Photos. Apple hides the Library folder by setting a file system flag associated with the folder. You can toggle the visibility flag for any folder on your Mac; Apple just chose to set the Library folder's visibility flag to the off state by default. Here's how to change it.
Pros
- Add everything from albums to apparel.
- Scan barcodes using your Mac's built-in iSight camera (or external barcode scanner).
- Calendar loan tracking.
- Delectable UI proves as flexible as it is elegant.
Cons
- Imperfect barcode scanning.
- No easy way to retrieve higher-resolution cover art.
- Paltry sharing options.
Bottom Line
Add everything from albums to apparel. Scan barcodes using your Mac's built-in iSight camera (or external barcode scanner). Calendar loan tracking. Delectable UI proves as flexible as it is elegant.
Volumes of my life remain intractably material. For all my cloud-based ebooks, movies, albums, and apps, I also have a physical library—and not well-organized one—of books, DVDs, CDs, and software. Delicious Library 2 ($35) reconciles libraries by amalgamating everything from booklets to applets and MP3s to bikinis. In addition to automatically subscribing to iTunes music, movies, TV shows, and audiobooks, Delicious makes adding a book or board game as simple as typing in a few keywords or scanning a barcode with your Mac's built-in iSight camera.
With Smart Shelves, you can create a dynamic shelves around a set of criteria, and with iCal loan tracking, you will never lose another album to a forgetful friend. That Delicious manages all of these items with the visual aplomb of iTunes (free, 4.5 stars) and the dexterity of VLC (free, 4 stars) make it simply the best cataloging software available for the Mac.
Entering the Library
Delicious offers two options when you first launch the application. You can either begin with a sample library, which showcases the versatility of the software, or create a new library altogether. Delicious has limited import options: It will automatically open previous libraries, or manually cull items from a delimited text file. Although I chose to start fresh, I have included a screenshot of the sample library in my slideshow.By default, Delicious subscribes to your iTunes audiobooks, movies, TV shows, and music. The software automatically captures iTunes artwork, which you can double-click to play items through iTunes. As an avid podcast listener, I was a bit disappointed that Delicious did not subscribe to my iTunes Podcasts and iTunes U lectures—an issue perhaps attributable to the latest version of iTunes, but one that will hopefully be resolved in the next iteration of Delicious.
Cataloging Your Library
Given the anarchic state of my library, I decided to use Delicious Library to catalogue two rogue bookshelves. I relied upon my Macbook's iSight camera to scan barcodes, but had I dedicated barcode reader (Bluetooth or USB), I could have used that, also. I added the vast majority of the four hundred books on those shelves using my iSight camera. At times, the scanner was less than precise, requiring me to maneuver a book forward and backward in front of my webcam. On a couple of occasions, Delicious rendered my books as something altogether different. (An inexpensive copy of Three Classic African-American Novels produced Oxycise, a 15-minute workout DVD.) For the most part, however, the scanner read barcodes without issue. Given how fast you can add items using the scanner, it may even be advisable to disable the Speak Allowed Scanned Titles option (in Preferences).For items without barcodes, I tended to enter ISBNs, though Delicious is surprisingly savvy with keywords. (I located The Shining using the keyword 'Room 237.') In the case of various editions or formats, you can peruse results by clicking More Info, which opens the item in Amazon. The metadata that Delicious retrieves is typically spot-on; however, because the software relies upon Amazon, artwork can be grainy. Finding higher-resolution artwork is somewhat cumbersome. The Search for Cover Art feature simply opens Google Image results, from which you must cull a selection and manually drag it back into the application.
Aesthetic Aplomb
That a drag-and-drop action feels cumbersome attests to the delectable UI of Delicious Library. The software weds the lean dexterity of VLC with the shrewd aesthetics of iTunes. I configured both Shelves and Smart Shelves (à la iTunes Playlists and Smart Playlists), and even emailed items to friends. Delicious lavishes visual garnishes throughout the application. Added items spill into view. When you delete an item, it catches fire (in the case of books) or shatters to bits (DVDs, gadgets, and software). Delicious even uses metadata to approximate the relative size of items.Delicious 2 Walkthrough
Loans and Sharing
Perhaps my favorite feature is the ability to loan items to friends. You can add friends to your sidebar using Apple's Contacts application. From there, you can drag and drop items onto contacts, at which point those items will be flagged Out. Delicious interoperates with Apple Calendar, so you can use either application to set and track due dates.Given the inherent sociability of libraries, I wish there were more ways to share bookshelves with friends. Delicious lets users publish libraries (or specific shelves) as local folders or via FTP or the now-defunct MobileMe. I hope that the next iteration brings expanded sharing options, be it through an integrated service or support for third-party alternatives such as Dropbox (free, 4 stars).