I've got a bit under a terabyte of music files on a Synology NAS. The vast majority are flac files (with a smattering of WAV and mp3), and the vast majority are decently tagged (the vast majority were ripped using dbPoweramp or J River, or, downloaded from HD Tracks or similar.) All my non-Synology hardware is Windows 7 and 8 based.
My issue is that the folder structure they're in is wildly inconsistent: some have a date-like top folder, others have descriptive labels, others are album artist, etc. Underneath those some are organized by Genre, others by Artist, others by Album, etc.
Is there a J River or Media Monkey or other routine that I can run to get this into a consistent, more logical, and more usable, tree structure?
On a related vein, is there a good, largely automated, service to help me remediate the file level information tags?
Thanks.
My issue is that the folder structure they're in is wildly inconsistent: some have a date-like top folder, others have descriptive labels, others are album artist, etc. Underneath those some are organized by Genre, others by Artist, others by Album, etc.
Is there a J River or Media Monkey or other routine that I can run to get this into a consistent, more logical, and more usable, tree structure?
On a related vein, is there a good, largely automated, service to help me remediate the file level information tags?
Thanks.