Jaikoz

Jaikoz is a desktop application used for the automated mass-tagging of music files. It identifies and corrects metadata inaccuracies within digital music libraries by comparing the audio fingerprints of music files against the MusicBrainz database.

The application is primarily designed to automatically identify and correct metadata such as artist, album, track title, and other relevant information, even for tracks with missing or incorrect tags. Jaikoz supports a variety of audio file formats, including MP3, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, and MP4.

Key features of Jaikoz include:

• Automatic Metadata Lookup: Uses audio fingerprinting to identify songs in the MusicBrainz database.
• Batch Processing: Can process large numbers of files simultaneously.
• Manual Editing: Allows users to manually edit and correct metadata.
• Folder Organization: Can organize music files into folders based on metadata.
• Duplicate Finder: Identifies and can remove duplicate music files.
• Support for MusicBrainz: Leverages the extensive MusicBrainz database for accurate tagging.

Jaikoz aims to provide a comprehensive solution for maintaining well-organized and accurately tagged digital music libraries, reducing the manual effort required to manage large music collections. It is commercially licensed software.