Working fine, no problem whatsoever.

Because the program won't link directly to my iTunes, I have to manually click through "Get Info" on each song for it to update the downloaded data. This is a tedious and frustrating process.

Not bad. Software worked well analyzing my 15K+ library. It became unresponsive twice and had to be restarted, but that's not bad for Windows software. My real problem had to do with the database used to fill in the missing info. Since it appears to be user maintained the entries aren't very consistent. The Genre found for one group of songs was nothing like the Genre found for similar songs (i.e. what's the difference between Album Rock and Classic Rock?) The same applies to the way artists are named and the way songs are named. A couple times when a song was published on two different albums, it didn't pick the correct album. I had to do lots of manual correcting after the automatic corrections were applied, BUT manually correcting some is WAY BETTER than doing them all by hand. It was great for my initial conversion from iTunes to jRiver, but I don't know that I'll have any need to use it down the road as I add an album here or there.

Great product and support.

Jaikoz is the most comprehensive program for iTunes music on a Mac I have found. It has every function I can want. Over the years I accumulated approximately 27,000 audio tracks. It took me a couple of weeks to clean everything up, but there isn't any program as comprehensive for such a task as Jaikoz. I highly recommend it.

Great file music manager and....

Very useful tool to correct wrong tags.

I love SongKong. I'd really like to help with the future development of this product, and to extend it to other iTunes management jobs.

Thanks!

I didn't like some of the art work it pulled in for albums, but it was a joy to use to categorize all my stuff

worked grat, but i didn't "recently" purchase it. I think it was over a year ago!

Amazing software. A bit steep learning curve but after learning to use it properly it becomes a beast in editing big music collections.

did everything I wanted of it.

Makes organizing and correcting information so easy.

I previously used MP3Tag, and found Jaikoz to be less intuitive and less flexible than MP3Tag. However, it's ability to correctly identify tracks is far better than MP3Tag's. My wish list: I'd really like to see Jaikoz support adding files using a right click, and (second preference) support changing track filenames using a scripting language and populating the filename from the ID Tags.

Awesome software, very powerful, almost limitless. It takes a little effort to get it configured the way you want it, but the possibilities make it perfect for even very complex needs.

Hello, Paul from JThink,

i am working with Jaikoz maybe for more than 10 years, and i am a mac user, not a programmer. i am now 56 years old and collecting music since i was 8 years old, buddy hollie was my first record.

in the 1990ies napster comes out and hotline client, since then i collected every file i can find, i was the first who managed to play done track while listening to another on a mac (with sound jam) and i was able to produce the first 2 hour cinema movie with DV on a mac.

Since then i did a lot of renaming, but i am still not able to search through my HDs automatically to find all songs that sound similar to some other songs in a folder (maybe beatunes will do the job)
For about one year i have not the time to do renaming and sort my collections.
The latest job was to import about 500k files to iTunes on a mac mini from 2011 and try to sort the doubles out.
Now iTunes need a few minutes to start, but scrolling is working ok, sometimes searching for a file crashes iTunes.

So i use Jaikoz... i have told you more than one time, that i am not able to understand and use the "new" way to rename files and folders, i like the old way to do this.

There is help, i know, i can ask in the forums but that is an long an winding road. So I asked for an interpreter ...

And i asked for a Thesaurus, there are so manny words in Jaikoz manual nobody knows there meaning, they are too specific, that makes it very hard to understand all the functions of Jaikoz.

I am german and i read a lot of manuals in english since 1996 when i started with mac 660AV.

So now you know my opinion, well you asked for it...

TaggerJoe
info@digitoll.de

Great, does exactly what I need it to

Jaikoz performs exactly as I need it to. It's a useful and valuable tool for advanced audio mastering documentation.

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Its a solid product that sorted most of my songs.Still some that are misidentified but I hope these will be corrected in the future.