Audio Collection Manager
MediaManager transforms an unstructured music archive with irregular path, file, ID3 tags and album art into a normalised folder of albums with minimal effort. MM will not modify your music archive, it reads your archive and outputs to a new location. To use MM all you need to do is touch a .album file into the base folder of each one of your albums and MM can do most of the rest of the work.If MM does not get it completely right you can force by adding 'artist', 'title' attributes.
Sample .album file with attributes:
artist =
title = 90's Summer hits
Sample Usage:
Manage jogging albums list:
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive --list ./jogging.diff
Push your jogging music onto USB
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive /media/usb --list ./jogging.diff --sync-now
Add and remove albums on USB
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive /media/usb
# list will default to /media/usb/sync.diff
Or just make selections:
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive /media/usb --select-only
Skip selection window and make it so:
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive /media/usb --sync-now
Sync with GoogleImages lookups for missing album art:
$ mm-sync-music ~/Music/archive /media/usb --sync-now --cache ~/Downloads/album_arts
pip install https://github.com/sourcesimian/MediaManager/tarball/v0.0.1#egg=MediaManager-0.0.1 --process-dependency-links