Album Audit
Review track discovery, tags, identifiers, artwork, lyrics, and findings.
Features
Practical tools for every stage of library care.
Inspect what you have, understand what should change, preview the result, and prepare the library for listening, performance, portable, physical-media, and archival destinations.
Inspect
Understand the library.
Bring album, track, folder, artwork, lyric, and configuration context into view.
EAC and encoder inspection
Read active encoder settings, command options, naming rules, and output paths.
Provider comparison
Compare candidate metadata and artwork while retaining source and confidence context.
Enrich
Refine the details that make a library useful.
Keep each proposed change connected to its source and downstream effect.
Metadata and credits
Review titles, artists, releases, identifiers, roles, and compatibility.
Artwork management
Compare embedded and folder artwork, image roles, dimensions, and player presentation.
Lyrics and sidecars
Keep embedded text, companion files, timing, and karaoke preparation connected.
Deliver
Shape order and destination.
Prepare a sequence for the way it will actually be used.
Playlists and crates
Inspect order, duplicates, missing tracks, duration, and proposed reordering.
Server and portable workflows
Prepare playlists and selected media for servers, folders, and devices.
Disc and legacy preparation
Plan capacity, PCM readiness, cue information, titles, and recording order.
Karaoke Live
Connect requests, singer rotation, lyrics, timing, audience display, and show history.
Protect
Power with a visible safety path.
Important work remains reviewable from first inspection through recovery.
Preview before action
See proposed values, paths, order, or output before accepting them.
Authorize deliberately
Keep target identity and scope visible for consequential actions.
Back up and verify
Retain the previous state and confirm that the accepted result matches the plan.
Restore when needed
Use a verified recovery package and clear scope to return to the previous state.