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Posted by: Admin
« on: October 04, 2009, 22:00:51 »

Guest
Thanks
Posted by: Guest
« on: October 04, 2009, 20:07:24 »

Thanks so much!!!
The best freakin' tool to finally clean up all the duplicates across various folders!

You should set up a donation via PayPal so we can say our thanks that way!!

Greetings from Vancouver, Canada
Posted by: Admin
« on: September 12, 2009, 13:21:05 »

kakite
Thanks for your message,
The too lower sensivity may give too many false results (never duplicates, never similar).
And 90% for 0.75 sensivity not the same then 90% for 0.9 sensivity. They calculate differently, 90% for 0.9 more similar.
Posted by: kakite
« on: September 12, 2009, 05:15:01 »

Could not agree more - this is a FANTASTIC program that has helped me weed out my collection of MP3s collected over the past ten years or so.  Never realized I had so many similar versions of the same song/album, etc.  Brilliant job in design and programming!

One question which I can't find an answer to in the forums:  use of the "sensitivity" setting.  How does increasing sensitivity (sliding to the right) or decreasing it (sliding to the left) affect how the program compares files?  Does a higher sensitivity setting locate files that are very near duplicates or files that are similar but not necessarily almost identical...or to do this should I use a lower sensitivity setting?

Thanks for any help or advice you can provide.  Again, kudos for one of the best utilities of ANY kind that I have ever run across!  A really SUPERB little tool...!

kakite
(Kelby Kite)
Dallas, TX   USA
Posted by: Admin
« on: March 23, 2009, 18:17:52 »

thanks, its begin scanning after selecting folders.
Posted by: Anonymous
« on: March 20, 2009, 23:03:02 »

I could not agree more. Fantastic.
One of the only unintuitive things to me, is 'when does to program actually start the scan?'.
Is it:   as soon as it loads, when sensitivity is selected, when new select folders dialog exits ?
Still not sure.
Perhaps an explicit "GO"  button  (or START/STOP) would help greatly.
Thnx again.
Posted by: Admin
« on: February 10, 2009, 19:15:01 »

Thanks
Posted by: StanleyTweedle
« on: February 10, 2009, 03:48:27 »

Hi. Thank you very much for sharing your expertise in the software title, Similarity. As many here have praised, I too wish to commend you on your success in creating a productivity enhancing tool such as this most useful, content based , ID3 meta data-sensitive , mp3 duplicate detection utility.

I'm very impressed that, after so many years, someone has finally taken an intuitive approach to detection of files-- data which we know can exist, in our perception as a duplicate, but in binary or checksum validation will always be overlooked.

I'm so glad I found Similarity Mp3 Duplicate detection software, the world's first media library organizer utility to break the barrier between conditional logic, and human intuition!

I hope you get the credit you deserve for all the good you have done for so many music fans who suffer the frustration of a media library which seems impossible to manage for so many similar files. Thank you, sincerely.

JS