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With Duplicate Music Files Finder you can track your music files duplicates and delete them. The program uses advanced search techniques to detect duplicates(it searches MP3s TAGS, detects duplicates even if the file names are not the same etc). If duplicates are found you can delete the files you want: just check them and press the right mouse button. You can also play the selected files in your favourite Media Player to see if they really are duplicates.
But this is not all you can do with DMFF. The program comes with two more modules that can be used to quickly rename bad formated music files/Tags (artist & title tags). Just load one folder and DMFF will detect the bad formated files/Tags and let you choose which of them to rename.
Even though DMFF is specialized in detecting duplicates of music files, it does not mean that it can be used only for these file types. You can use the CRC Match or Exact File Name match methods to detect duplicates of other file types.
New in this version: - Repositioned windows from Desktop center to Screen Center (keep window on one screen at startup); - Made the separator between the upper and lower side of the DMFF Tab visible; - Added a new module: Quick Files Tag Renamer - Renames tags of supported formats (.mp3, .ogg, .ape, .mpc); - Added option to set artist to the containing folder of a file if a artist-title separator is not found (QMFR Module); - Added Tag read support for more music file formats: .wma, .ogg, .ape, .mpc, .vqf (DMFF Module); - Help is now in CHM format
Size
0.89 MB
License
Freeware
Price
USD
Downloads
1
Operating System
Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Windows Vista Starter,Windows Vista Home Basic,Windows Vista Home Premium,Windows Vista Business,Windows Vista Enterprise,Windows Vista Ultimate
Duplicate Music Files Finder Program Releases History
Software:
Duplicate Music Files Finder 1.5
Update date:
0000-00-00 00:00:00
Release Notes:
changed the GUI; files now get selected when opening their containing folder; You can use other media players to play the files (you could have used them before too, it just wasn't specified :) )
