Music Folder Tree Organizer

Music Folder Tree Organizer is a desktop audio metadata reader, batch tag editor,
and customizable album directory tree organizer for Linux music libraries.
An independent Linux alternative to Tag&Rename for organizing local audio collections,
it reads embedded ID3v2, Vorbis Comment, MP4/iTunes, and RIFF INFO tags from MP3, FLAC,
M4A, OGG, OPUS, and WAV files using a bundled FFmpeg media engine and restructures flat
or unsorted folders into clean hierarchical directory trees.

Key Features:
- Embedded Audio Metadata Reader & Editor: Reads real title, artist, album, album artist,
release year, track number, disc number, genre, codec, sample rate, and bitrate tags,
and writes lossless tag updates directly to audio containers without re-encoding.
- Customizable Folder Tree Patterns: Reorganizes or copies tracks into flexible path
templates such as {Artist}/{Year} - {Album}/{Track:02d} - {Title}.{ext} with automatic
filename sanitization.
- Dry-Run Diff Preview & Collision Protection: Previews every proposed source-to-target
path change in a diff table and hierarchical folder tree with automatic duplicate
suffixing or skip policies so existing audio files are never overwritten.
- Extended M3U8 Playlists & 1-Click Undo Rollback: Generates UTF-8 .m3u8 album playlists
with #EXTINF duration metadata and logs every batch move in a persistent journal for
instant 1-click rollback to original file locations.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Softpointer Inc.