The app is great, but not as simple as it could be, there could be a standard baseline of function, then the elite can manipulate the settings to suit their needs. From a test perspective, I processed say 100gb of various files, it ruined almost all of the existing structure and placed the various artist in with the artists albums, detached existing complete albums into va folders to a point where nearly all the files were stripped and put into random albums. I patiently used jaikoz to manually process my collection, I can't say after buying songkong w/pro that'll I ever use it, jaikoz is more reliable. The music scene seems a mess, a universal standard of genres for example doesn't even seem to be established between jaikoz and songkong? Processing music files is such a convoluted process compared to tv/movies, it seems between disco and brainz or any other website/forum etc. a case of the more eccentric the better causing dysfunction in the meta world of music. These apps are brilliant in their right but destructive at best not carefully watched. I use them purely for a mass naming tool more than anything else. Im not a scientific meta wiz and Until it becomes cleaner from the initial install by identifying your use of the app with a check list of how you want to process your collection, the stock settings cannot be trusted and diving into the sets after install is daunting. I use media centre master, have done for years, great thing to note is you can backup your profile/s as you use the app. This makes it a shit load easier to manage when you have a reinstall, new pc etc. I've been using the same profile saves for 10+ yrs.. I'd feel safer about using it if shared profile sets from users with similar collections were used, I guess I don't know enough about meta and where it comes from and how is attached to different files to change many settings safely without wasting time having to undo or test everything I do with the app, isn't that what developers do? We all have the same music to a degree but who keeps changing the meta Hahaha anyway my two bobs worth Paul, cheers inexperienced user with money to burn on apps that don't give me confidence to use them to their true potential.

I liked that it found the back cover also. Helped me make sure I had the right cd of the music.

Was not able to get info from wav music files or mp3 files. seems like it needs the album name to get info. I do not have the album names. Jiakoz would not even start up - some kind of license issue even though I have a license.jai file To get the info I need I will do web lookups - time consuming - but I will get the data

I am impressed with the precision in determining my music tracks. After some initial testing, I ran SongKong on my entire collection of approx. 7000 single tracks and have not yet discovered any errors in the identifications. Furthermore, the cleanup function with sorting by album worked flawlessly. Although my previous version of Jaikoz way back in 2010, was also good, I am happy with the new update.
Carsten, Silkeborg, Denmark

I Purchase Jaikoz to up date the metadata in my music Library it generate some info but not everything. Autocorrect Metadata from Discogys Matched all ways comes out zero. I don't Know if am doing something wrong.is there any info on how to link Jailkoz with Discogs?

Absolutely best product of its kind with great support !!!

Very happy with it. Exactly what I needed.

This helped me illuminate problems within my library… forever grateful. :)

Only used the basic version so far. It works well.

Very useful software, when you take the time to decide what you need it to do. At first I just let it do it's thing and it seemed to mess up a lot of cover art by replacing it with the rear cover. My bad, once I had selected just the front cover and tracks etc it worked really well.
Overall very impressed
Update. I think the issue with the rear cover art being shown, was due to the app I was using to access the media player, would read the cover art alphabetically. And "Back cover" comes before "Front cover". As mentioned it was an easy thing to update. "RTFM" as they say.

I've been using Jaikoz for years. It is always helpful when I download new music because my computer doesn't always list the music or tracks.

Used SongKong to identify cd rips with very limited info written in Chinese characters.the only thing could find in earlier stages was the name of the singer. SongKong managed to find the rest of the information.
On another occasion it was not clear which version of a musical was ripped. Fingerprinting helped a lot.
However, writing ROON specific tags to the files did not give the results I was hoping for. An Evening With Diana Ross is one of many albums with different track arrangements, depending on country or date of release.
The actual version I own still fails to be recognized properly.

Excellent software.. I’ve wanted something to tag my enormous library and it did the trick!

Jaikoz is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I could not operate my radio station without it.

Perfect

Perfect

Too slow and too bugs

Does a great job, with minimal effort from the user! 👍👍

Hi Paul,
Basically, your software "Jaikoz" is very good and very extensive.
But my software "Yate" is a bit easier and more plausible for me to use.

First install was unstable, second install went well. SongKong has been a time saver in my efforts to digitize >3000 albums. The process is intuitive enough that one can figure out the feature set and processes simply by looking at the functions. Easily worth the price of admission and highly recommended.