Editors' Review
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This program organizes your music at no cost, but it has its share of problems. The Godfather can rename and reorder files, find duplicates, edit ID3 tags, create playlists, and restructure your music library. However, it doesn't automatically scan your PC for audio files the way some competitors do, forcing you to point the program to a folder, then hit the Scan button. The program's interface is cluttered, nonintuitive, and tough to use. For example, it took us a few minutes to figure out how to queue up a playlist, which should be a simple affair. Also, the duplicate finder was far from perfect, flagging many false results. The program's Library tab lets you browse and organize music by parameters such as artist, decade, genre, rating, and album. Folks with large music libraries might appreciate The Godfather, but many other users will opt to organize their music files with their jukebox of choice.
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Publisher's Description
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From Dimitris Touzozoglou:
If you own many MP3, OGG, MPC, or APE files, then you know it's easier to end up with a chaotic bunch of files with strange names in wrong locations, than to have an organized collection wherein every file is in the right place, with a perfect name and tag information. The GodFather puts order to chaos and puts you in control. No more strange file names and endless searches for "that song"--you can rename songs, update tags, restructure files on your hard disk, create and merge play lists, encode or decode with LAME or Ogg Vorbis or MPCEnc, and export and import to or from a file and play.
What's new in this version:
Version 0.81 updates online services.
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