Album and folder review
Inspect selected folders, track discovery, tags, artwork, lyrics, and findings.
Roadmap
Where the MMW workflow is expanding.
The roadmap grows outward from a review-first foundation: stronger editing and recovery, richer playlist delivery, broader provider support, and dependable device and live workflows.
Available today
What MMW delivers today.
The distributable application already provides usable workspaces for core inspection and configuration tasks.
EAC and FLAC inspection
Review active external-encoder settings, naming rules, output paths, and baselines.
Metadata, artwork, lyrics, and settings
Move through focused Windows workspaces with consistent album context.
Backup and recovery foundations
Review saved configuration states, restore packages, and recovery scope.
In development
What we're building next.
Material implementation exists in these areas, with end-to-end user workflows still being completed and reviewed.
Controlled metadata and artwork editing
Turn album findings into reviewed, reversible changes.
Playlist reordering and delivery
Complete user-facing sequence editing, export, packaging, and verification.
Supervised EAC configuration writes
Carry readable encoder choices through backup, authorization, verification, and rollback.
Karaoke Live
Connect singer rotation, operator controls, audience display, lyrics, timing, and history.
Planned
On the roadmap.
These are approved product commitments whose complete end-user workflows are not yet usable.
Portable and actual-media packages
Prepare selected media, playlists, paths, manifests, and verification for portable destinations.
Audio-CD mastering and burning
Move from reviewed order through PCM staging, cue information, mastering, supervised burning, and readback.
MiniDisc, cassette, and DAT workflows
Support capacity, sequencing, titles, recording plans, labels, and device-specific preparation.
Broader provider enrichment
Add provider choices while preserving provenance, confidence, and user authority.
Compatibility work
Provider and hardware compatibility work.
These paths depend on provider behavior, protocols, devices, licensing, operating-system support, or external tools.
Media-server save-back
Validate safe, authorized reconciliation for Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and related environments.
DJ and playlist ecosystems
Evaluate crate formats, cue data, BPM and key interchange, and application-specific behavior.
Optical and legacy hardware
Validate burners, NetMD and Hi-MD paths, audio interfaces, track marks, and readback.
Live display and casting
Evaluate secondary displays, receivers, timing, audio routing, and performance resilience.
Product direction
See the roadmap as a connected expansion.
Usable workspaces form the center while editing, delivery, provider, device, and live workflows grow around them.