FLAC Album Audit
Inspect tags, track consistency, sidecars, embedded artwork, folder art, and readiness risks before making changes.
Windows workstation in development
One workflow. Perfect library.
A purpose-built Windows application for finalizing, enriching, validating, and preserving digital music libraries — from EAC rip to refined FLAC archive, media-server metadata, artwork safety, lyrics, playlists, and CD+G preparation.
- First Alpha
- Album Audit + Artwork Doctor
- Core Rule
- Preview before writeback
- Archive Policy
- No audio transcoding
Read-only firstAudits and scans should not modify album files.
Preview / commitWriteback actions are proposed before execution.
Backup / rollbackArchive-safety is part of the transaction model.
Folder as source of truthDo not depend solely on a media-server database.
Purpose-built, not generic
Designed around album-folder finalization and music-library hygiene.
Audio Metadata Workstation connects tasks that normally require several disconnected tools. The intent is a guided, auditable process that helps a collector turn a ripped album folder into a durable, Plex/Jellyfin-ready archive.
Windows-Safe Artwork Doctor
Detect oversized embedded art, unsupported formats, duplicate covers, and folder-art mismatches; build a controlled repair proposal.
Lyrics & Sidecars
Normalize embedded lyric fields, preserve multiline formatting, and export TXT/LRC sidecars for media-server compatibility.
Plex / Jellyfin Writeback
Compare media-server candidates and generate metadata writeback proposals for biography, genre, label, summary, and related fields.
EAC PreFlight & Finalize
Validate rip logs, AccurateRip evidence, CRCs, suspicious positions, and output readiness before archival finalization.
Playlist Ordering & USB Export
Sort playlists, preview reordering, preserve album grouping, and export ordered tracks to folders or removable media.
Promotional placeholder artwork
The intended scope is bigger than tagging.
From ripping and initial tags through artwork repair, embedded lyrics, media-server import, writeback, refined archive, CD+G preparation, and playlist export, the workstation is being shaped as an end-to-end operating console for serious music-library maintainers.
Archive-safe by design
Every risky action should be explainable, reversible, and logged.
01
Run scans and audits without modifying album files.
02
Show dimensions, byte size, MIME type, picture role, and compatibility risk before touching embedded artwork.
03
Create timestamped backups before modification and verify after write by reopening and re-auditing.
04
Preserve full-resolution originals externally while embedding practical, compatible front-cover artwork.
GUI direction
Previously generated workstation concept screens.
These are concept examples for the planned application, not production screenshots. They are included here so the site communicates the intended direction while development continues.
Development posture
Build the safe slice first, then expand the workstation.
Album Audit + Artwork Doctor
Read-only scan, Windows-safe image diagnostics, previewable remediation, backups, rollback, and verify-after-write behavior.
Lyrics and media-server proposals
Embedded lyric normalization, sidecar production, Plex/Jellyfin candidate comparison, and controlled metadata writeback.
EAC, playlists, CD+G path
Rip-log evidence, playlist ordering/export, timed lyrics, and karaoke-oriented preparation workflows.
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Current status
Placeholder website live while development continues.
The site is intentionally static and lightweight for cPanel shared hosting. Product details, scope, screenshots, release timing, and availability are subject to change as the Windows application matures.