JMusicMan

Most multimedia files come with a lot of relevant information regarding the producer, type of content, and more. For audio files these are known as tags, which can be easily edited by default in the Properties panel. However, specialized applications like JMusicMan provide a bit more control, and advanced options to help out.

The application is built to run on nearly any device equipped with Java Runtime Environment so you need to make sure it is installed on your PC as well. The setup process is short and uneventful, letting you check out the set of features before you realize.

As far as the visual design is concerned, elements show up in an intuitive environment. Accommodation is a walk in the park, with several tabs for the tag editor, queue, and console output for in-depth view of every operation you perform. However, the application isn’t limited to tags, with a built-in player so you can enjoy your collection while filling in missing tags.

Although you can’t just drop files over the main window to get them ready for processing, using the browse dialog lets you select the content of an entire folder. Supported files are decent, letting you work with MP3, MP4, OGG, WMA, WAV, FLAC, RM, and RA. Moreover, processed items can then be saved, including as playlist.

All files you add are shown in a large table with almost all tags as column headers. Luckily, you can fill in missing items on the spot, but there are also some dedicated tools. A search tool is there to help identify specific tags and replace them. Album arts can either be looked up online or manually loaded.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that JMusicMan is a neat combination between a media player and tag editor. It can be used on different devices which run Java. File support makes it easy to process your entire collection, while tag filling tools can easily be used by individuals of all levels of experience.