Media servers
Reconcile local order and metadata with Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and other server contexts.
Playlists, crates, discs, and devices
Inspect playlist order, explain every proposed move, resolve missing or duplicate tracks, and prepare the sequence for servers, portable folders, performance, physical media, and archives.
A trusted sequence stays understandable before it branches into a server, crate, disc, device, or archive package.
A playlist carries user intent. MMW keeps the accepted order, proposed movement, path health, and destination requirements understandable.
The same sequence can then branch into the package that fits the server, folder, performance, disc, device, or archive.
Deterministic ordering
Stable multi-key ordering helps users understand why a track changes position.
Ordering preview
See the selected rules, proposed positions, grouping, duplicate handling, and movement summary before accepting a sequence.
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Rule preview
Built for clarity: every proposed move stays connected to the rule that caused it.
Delivery paths
Each target keeps its own format, capacity, naming, and verification needs.
Reconcile local order and metadata with Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and other server contexts.
Package selected media with useful paths, playlists, manifests, and checks.
Preserve performance order and prepare compatibility information for DJ software.
Connect approved sequences with singer rotation, lyric readiness, and show preparation.
Retain the chosen order, source mapping, metadata, and verification record.
Audio-CD preparation
Review duration, PCM readiness, track order, CD-TEXT, cue information, mastering, and verification as one authoring path.
Authoring model
A responsive path for reviewed order, capacity, format analysis, PCM staging, descriptor and master preparation, supervised burning, and verification.
Preserve the chosen sequence.
Check 74-minute or 80-minute capacity.
Identify sources that require decoding.
Request 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo PCM staging.
Keep temporary files away from source masters.
Review boundaries, gaps, CD-TEXT, and descriptor data.
Prepare a reviewed master or supervised burn.
Read back, compare, and retain an authoring manifest.
Devices and physical media
Capacity and recording constraints become part of the delivery review.
Prepare sequence, duration, titles, format readiness, and transfer requirements.
Balance sides, track gaps, recording order, labels, and total program time.
Review sample-rate readiness, program duration, track IDs, and recording documentation.
Prepare a Red Book-oriented sequence with PCM, cue, CD-TEXT, and verification requirements.