bliss
Automatic music organizer and album cover finder for your digital music library.
bliss is a music library organizer that automatically corrects, completes, and standardizes metadata and cover art in digital music collections. Users define rules (e.g., artwork size, file naming patterns, genre granularity) and bliss applies them continuously, even as new music is added. It works with any music player or server because it modifies the files themselves.
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