iCDc

If you're looking for an effective way to catalogue your audio CDs on Mac OS X, iCDc is definitely worth considering. With iCDc, you'll be able to easily view and edit important details - like the title and artist information - that iTunes stores in the CD Info.cidb file in the Preferences folder.

One of the standout features of iCDc is its ability to export your CD list to multiple formats, including HTML and XML. This makes it easy to share your music collection with others or transfer your audio CD data to other programs.

Another great feature of iCDc is its integration with freedb.org, a comprehensive online database of audio CD information. With iCDc, you can choose to download information for one CD at a time or queue up multiple CDs for batch downloading. If you come across a CD that isn't in the freedb database, you can upload the information yourself and help make the database more complete. And if you find incorrect or outdated information in an existing entry, you can easily update it through iCDc.

Overall, iCDc is a useful tool for anyone who wants to keep all their audio CD information in one convenient place. Its ease-of-use and advanced features make it stand out from other alternatives on the market.