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Product Review: Neat MP3

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If you are anything like me, your iTunes is a MESS.  You have files from the same artist with their names spelled differently (*NSYNC and ‘NSYNC, for example!) and some that don’t even have names at all because they were lost in a computer crash and are now just cryptic combinations of letters. And if you’re anything like me you keep telling yourself “I need to put some time aside to get my iTunes organized” and that time never comes.

Well, I decided to try out NeatMP3 to see if it would help my cause at all.  NeatMP3 is a powerful music organizer software for Windows and Mac that will enable you to easily merge, organize, rename and edit the tags of all the audio files on your computer! (And this will be no small task as I recently realized I have over 10,000 songs in my iTunes!)

With NeatMP3 Pro you can merge, organize, rename and edit the tags of your audio files in a single processing session. Just select a set of audio files, choose the way in which your files will be organized and renamed from a wide set of commonly used predefined patterns, select the location where you want your files to be moved and you’re ready to go! Perfectly organized music in just 3 easy steps.

NeatMP3 supports all the commonly used audio file formats (MP3, OGG, FLAC, WAV, MPC, AIFF, ASF, MP4) and also benefits from additional features like custom rename, output preview, file search, saving the current settings as profiles for later use, logging, deleting the source photos after processing and even allows you to play the songs you are organizing.

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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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Disney Trip: Memory Maker

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Memory Maker is offered at Disney World as a way to get professional photos throughout the park.  No matter how long your trip is, it costs $150.  I wasn’t able to justify the cost of that for just 3 days – so I looked into a Memory Maker Share which is when you go in with several other groups/families and share the cost of the $150.  It was a $30 buy-in and we all had to link our accounts together to the account which had the Memory Maker paid on it.

If you don’t get Memory Maker you can still get your photos taken, but they cost about $15 to buy – so basically as long as we had at least 2 we wanted to buy (and let’s be real, as a scrapbooker I bought them all) we would come out ahead.

We basically made it our mission to seek out every photographer we could (easier said than done since we had so much rain on our trip!) and ended up with about 150 pictures.

Once you get back, you can log in to the account and add borders and stickers to the photos, which can double or triple the number of photos that you have depending on how you edit them)

The only downside to the share is that you need to wait for everyone to come home from their trip and edit before you can download all your photos as a group.  Then once you do download there are several zip files (our group had 55) and you have to sort through them to find your photos.  This actually went pretty quickly once all the files had downloaded, but the wait was the hardest part!

Photographers are around the park and also with most of the characters at their meets. They will take a photo with your camera if you ask, but their cameras are professional and they’ll take several shots with it.  Here are a few of the shots that we got – including some MAGIC shots! (The big reason why I wanted to get Memory Maker!)  Oh and you get ride photos too! (And in the case of 7 Dwarfs Mine Train – a video! And we got video of holding Lumiere as well!)

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