Music Files Batch for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By MBForge Software

Organize, smart rename, create, repair and search music files and folders.

Create and maintain music base in folders, which easy can be updated with new music files, including old music files. Precisely repair filenames and ID3 tags with search and suggest method. Repairing process find songs without artist, with wrong syntax, different names in ID3 and filename, with strange numbers in filename etc. and offer suggestion and solution usually only with one click. Find and delete duplicates on unique way. Clearance music folders from other files. There is a possibility to undo every change even restore files from Recycle Bin. Easy to put song name's to files ripped from audio CD, which not had support on the Internet. Create list of artist, compare and merge same artist with different reported names. Auto change artist and title ID3 tags when rename file. Easy and fast create winamp playlist.

Music Files Batch for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: July 8, 2018

Latest update: July 9, 2018

Version: 8.02

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2003
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows 98
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows ME
Windows 8
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 7,395

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User Reviews

3.2/5

5 User Votes

Bad GUI
bwjohnsonAugust 4, 2006
Pros
Cons
Hard to use. Only made for winamp users. Cant rename files the way I want
Summary
Great all around music cataloger.
sirNemanjaproJune 2, 2006
Pros
I have over 20k music, and this was like pray answered! <p>I will have to buy it!
Cons
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If you dont have an iTunes this is the next best thing!
sirNemanjaproJune 2, 2006
Pros
Its a fast programe.
Cons
Summary
I tried this program for its WMA support - GodFather does a great job for MP3...
riccoh68May 7, 2006
Pros
Cons
User interface is terrible; the spelling, grammar and counter-intuitive design made the whole experience woeful. Although it supports WMA files, it doesn't actually do anything with them - so a bit pointless.
Summary
Cleans up your MP3 directory
outtasiteMarch 7, 2006
Pros
Music Files Batch did pretty much what I wanted; to make my MP3 directoy look nice and pretty, including fixing all the ID3 tags, like having the actual artist name and song title in the filename. <p> <p>The program skips down the list of files, playing each one so you can verify the artist and song, and this is a very nice feature! <p> <p>I had no idea this was such an enormous amount of manual work, but you can't really expect the program to do everything for you. As it scans through your MP3 directory, the program suggests changes to those files that aren't already looking they way you want them. In most cases the suggestions match, but there are too many different questions you have to answer making the process more of an effort. <p> <p>This version (1.92) had quite a lot of options for fixing files, and if you (unlike me) take the time to play around with them, I'm sure you can make the process more automatic and the suggestions better. Maybe the defaults could have been a little less pedantic :) <p> <p>In all fairness this was the first time I've done any kind of cleanup in my rather large list of files, and it was a complete mess. Now it all looks very good! <p> <p>This was the 6th of a very few programs like this I could find, and compared to those I absolutely recommend this.
Cons
The user interface was quite horrible, and not very intuitive, although I got used to it quite fast using the Tooltips for guidance. <p> <p>While the program has a feature to check for duplicates, it seemed to have a problem with duplicate filenames during the filename/ID3 tag check. After renaming, if a file ends up having the same name as another file further down the list, it keeps looping until you accept an incorrect filename to skip it. <p> <p>I guess the Autofix option makes the whole process more or less automatic, but to be honest I haven't deared to switch it on as the suggestions I've seen the program come up with so far, have not been what I wanted. The process involves more or less only mouse clicks, but if you manually have to edit something, the editor is not very nice and you have to be careful with the Del (Delete) key.
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