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MusicMan
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A music library and converter manager.
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MusicMan is a media library management and orchistration tool to assist in
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keeping a music library neat, tidy, and clean. It utilizes the music metadata
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to organize files into their respective reasonable organizational structure:
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Artist/Album/[disc#-][track#-]Song Title.ext
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The tool was primarily designed to work from a lossless media format, such as
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FLAC, and transcode into compressed formats, such as M4A for use on portable
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devices such as an iPhone or Android device.
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Metadata evaluation is dependant on the existance of MusicBrainz' fields to
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help insure accuracy is maintained. Right now it's recommended to use
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MusicBrainz Picard, or similar, to tag your media and then use the tool to
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organize it. Organization is kept on both media library formats so it remains
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neat and clean.
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This is work in progress, and currently only transcodes to M4A, but the idea
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is to be able to support other formats to convert to.
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Conversion to M4A requires FFmpeg with the fdk-aac codec support compiled in.
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If you're interested in helping develop on this project, please feel free to,
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all I ask is that you work off a feature or bug branch off the develop branch
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and request your pull requests towards develop.
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### Dependancies
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- Python 3.3 and up.
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- mutagen
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- ffmpeg
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