Music Library Organizer

Music Library Organizer is a desktop tool for Linux that scans a music collection,
reports on it, finds duplicates, re-organizes files into a clean folder structure
and writes smart playlists. A lightweight Linux alternative to MusicBee for the
library-management side of a music collection.

Key Features:
- Library scan with a built-in tag reader (ID3v1/v2, FLAC / Ogg Vorbis comments,
MP4 atoms, RIFF INFO): artist, album, track, year, genre, duration, bitrate, format,
cover art presence. Statistics for tracks, artists, albums, total time, size and formats.
- Organize: build a folder / file name pattern such as
%albumartist%/%album% (%year%)/%track2% - %title%, preview every move, then really
copy or move the files. Conflicts get safe names, every run is logged and can be undone.
- Duplicate finder: identical files (size + SHA-1) and same artist / title / duration;
keeps the best copy (lossless, then bitrate) and moves the rest to a quarantine folder
or deletes them.
- Quality report: missing title, artist, album, year, genre, track number, cover art,
low bitrate or unreadable files; export as CSV; optional fill of missing basic tags
from folder and file names (MP3 and FLAC).
- Smart playlists: write M3U playlists grouped by genre, artist, decade or track length.
- Opens tracks or folders in your default player / file manager.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the MusicBee project or its owner.