Tags and artwork, finally under control
A library is only as good as its tags. Diskoteca makes fixing them a two-second edit instead of a weekend project — and finds the missing covers, the wrong years, and the track you accidentally own three times.
- Inline editing
- Click a field, type, save. Title, artist, album artist, album, year, genre, track and disc numbers — edited right in the detail panel, written to the files on disk when you confirm. No modes, no export/reimport dance.
- Whole albums at once
- Re-fetch an album's metadata and artwork from MusicBrainz in one action when a rip from years ago came in scruffy.
- Artwork that travels
- Missing or ugly covers are found on the Cover Art Archive and embedded into the audio files themselves — so the art shows up on your DAP, in your car, everywhere. Prefer your own scan? Drag an image in or paste it from the clipboard.
- Duplicate detection
- Chromaprint acoustic fingerprinting listens to the audio instead of trusting filenames. The same recording at different bitrates, with different tags, in different formats — caught at import, before it pollutes the library. Exact bit-for-bit copies are flagged separately from "probably the same song."
- Watch folders
- Point Diskoteca at the folders where your music lives — local or on an external drive. It indexes what's there and notices changes; nothing is imported or moved without you telling it to.
- Formats
- FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, OGG, and WAV all read and tag cleanly. Your mixed-era library — the 2003 MP3s and last week's FLAC rips — lives in one index.
- Order on disk
- Files are kept in a
Artist/Album/01 Title.flacstructure that any device, backup tool, or future app can read. Your library is plain folders — Diskoteca manages it, but never locks it in.
Take it for a spin.
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