Duplicate Audio Finder

Duplicate Audio Finder is a simple to use tool, capable of scanning your entire system, in order to find audio files that are exact copies of each other. It analyzes audio files and compares artist names, titles, tags and sizes.

Duplicate Audio Finder can help you identify the song clones and remove them in order to clean space on your computer and avoid confusion about file locations. I can easily find duplicate files that feature the same artist name, same title, same audio tag or same content.

The software supports multi-thread processing, thus being capable to identify song copies even if they do not have the same title or same size.

The software can search through the default music folders, through specific directories or it can scan the entire system. The results of the search, meaning those audio files that are clones, are listed in the dedicated area, along with data about duration, path, size, bit rate or artist name.

The application can also read audio tags and display the data in the correspondent tabs. ID3v1, APE, MP4, Ogg or WMA tags are some of the types of metadata that the software can identify. It can easily compare two or more files based in this kind of information and accurately determine if their contents are identical or not.

You can select one of the files from the search results list and play it right from Duplicate Audio Finder. The software can display audio file information, album art work and playback progression.

You can delete all the identified duplicates or select and remove the files individually. Moreover, you can adjust the searching criteria, such as supported audio formats, comparing playtime, or the tolerated difference. All these parameters are designed to adjust the accuracy of the comparison and accepted margin.

Duplicate Audio Finder is a simple to use, yet powerful searching engine, capable of identifying audio files that are exact copies of each other. The software can perform advanced file comparison, in order to find clone files and display them, so that you can analyze and delete them if you should so choose.