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.DAB File Extension

A .DAB file is a OrangeCD Database File, created by Codium Labs.

Open with OrangeCD Suite. Available for Windows.

What is a .DAB file?

A .DAB file is a type of computer file used by a program called OrangeCD Catalog, which is part of the OrangeCD Suite. This program helps people organize their music collections that are stored on their computers. When you use OrangeCD Catalog to keep track of your music, it creates a .DAB file. This file acts like a big list or database of all your music.

Inside this .DAB file, there's information about where each music file is stored on your computer. It doesn't just list the music files, though. It also includes details about each song, like the name of the song, who performs it, when it was released, the music label it came from, and what type of music it is. This means the .DAB file can store information about a wide variety of music files, including popular types like .MP3, .OGG, and .WMA.

To open and work with a .DAB file, you need to use the OrangeCD Suite, specifically the OrangeCD Catalog part of it. This software is specially designed to help you add your music, whether it's from CDs, DVDs, or digital files, into one organized database. Once your music is in the database, the software makes it easy for you to find and manage your songs. You can search for music based on different details like the artist's name, the song title, the year it was released, or the genre.

If you're starting fresh and want to create a new music database with OrangeCD Catalog, you can do so by choosing the option to create a new database within the program. By default, when you save a .DAB file, it goes into your Music folder on your computer. But the program also gives you tools to manage your music database effectively, allowing you to keep your music collection organized just the way you like it.

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