Mitec Media Manager

Mitec Media Manager is a feather-light program that doesn't require installation. It can automatically find audio tracks in any given location, provided that they have the .mp1, .mp2, .mp3, mpc, mp+, mpp, .ogg, .ape, .mac, .vqf, .wma, .ofr, .aac, .flac or .vw format. It features several intuitive options.

Before proceeding any further, you should know that this tool hasn't been updated for a long time and, according to our tests, it doesn't work on newer Windows editions.

Thanks to the fact that setup is not necessary, you can save Mitec Media Manager's files in any location on the HDD and simply click the executable to launch it. An alternative is to save it to a USB flash drive to directly run it on any computer effortlessly. It doesn't change the registry configuration.

The interface is clearly outdated but it's easy to work with. In the main application window you can set the utility to scan any directory for supported audio files, so that you can check out various information, like track name, duration, bit rate, channel mode, and format.

It's possible to edit the title, release year, genre and media type, add tracks from file, review album, artist and library properties, as well as clear the library or delete a track, album or artist.

Everything worked well in our tests, as Mitec Media Manager didn't hang, crash or display error dialogs. Its impact on the overall performance of the computer was minimal, since it needed low CPU and memory to function normally.

Unfortunately, the app hasn't been updated for a while, and it doesn't work properly on modern Windows versions. Nevertheless, you can still test it on older OS, like XP.