A new Organize tab renames audio files from their tags into a per-pair
naming pattern, by default {artist}/{album}/{track} {title} (album
artist, falling back to artist). Multi-disc albums get a disc prefix
(2-04) or a Disc N folder; names are made safe for Windows/SMB shares.
- Preview first: every rename, files already organized, and files
skipped with the reason (missing tags, with a button into the tag
editor; two files resolving to the same name; an existing file).
- Applying re-checks each file against the preview, moves it within its
library (hardlinks and contents untouched, case-only renames via a
temporary name, completed on startup after a crash), carries .lrc
lyrics and folder cover art along, and removes emptied folders. Each
move is an operation that can be undone; the library is rescanned.
- Optional automatic organizing of the slave, master or both during
scans (off by default). Dry run applies.
- Scans now recognise a slave file that is a hardlink of a master file
at a different path as linked ("same file, other path") instead of
unmatched.
Migration 7 adds the per-pair naming settings.
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The Review tab gets an Export CSV menu: "This view" exports the current
status filter and search, "Entire scan" exports every scanned slave file.
Each row carries status, match type, a recommendation, slave/master paths,
the link target, the match reason, sizes, codec details for both sides,
the quality verdict, notes, errors and timestamps. Rows are streamed in
pages of 1000 so a large export never holds the database connection a
running scan needs. The file starts with a UTF-8 BOM for Excel, and cells
a spreadsheet would evaluate as formulas are prefixed with an apostrophe.
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