MPFreaker for Mac
Adds relevant info/artwork to MP3 files.
$10.00
In English
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MPFreaker overview
MPFreaker automatically fills in missing information in your music library. MPFreaker searches the Internet to find out what album that song belongs to, the year that song was released, what genre that album belongs to, track numbers, even album cover artwork and lyrics - and automatically adds this information directly into your song files, in seconds.
By using industry standard methods, you can see and access the new information MPFreaker adds in any audio player which recognizes these standard information "tags", including iTunes and the iPod. Artwork, lyrics and other info added by MPFreaker shows on your iPod and iPhone. (older models may not support artwork or lyrics display)
What’s new in version 1.10.1
Version 1.10.1:
- Major and minor improvements
- Bug fixes
MPFreaker for Mac
$10.00
In English
Version 1.10.1
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Nov 6 2013
Version: 1.9.4
Really bad news: It seems MPFreaker isn't behaving as it should with discogs.com and possibly other web services too.
I got blocked from discogs.com and after resolving it ( I had to send message trough an anonymizer service) I got this message from Discogs support:
"The MPFreaker app is a screen scrapping app (which is a violation of our ToS); it should be using our API for data. I've unblocked the IP, but if you continue to use the app, your IP will be auto-blocked by our system."
It does seem likely that the blame lies with Lairware here. Why not use the API when there is one?
I seriously doubt MPFreaker without discogs to be of any use to me, but I'll try and use it with Little Snitch blocking it from use with Discogs, which goes against the way it should be.
Nov 4 2013
Version: 1.9.4
When you have missing tags all the competition is useless. MPFreaker actually works, which cannot be said about the others.
MPFreaker is not perfect and for some reason repeating the info gathering brings in new results. Perhaps some services are slower than others, I don't know, but at least 30% are good catches as opposed to totally wrong like Musicbrainz Picard. That you can tell which tags are correct indeed does help and puts the user in the drivers seat, again as opposed to Musicbrainz.
MPFreaker does act up and brings very little data from time to time, but that's better than the wrong info. I only wish it would keep at it.
The price $10 is certainly justified and if you need real close-to full automatic tagging for incomplete ones there's not much competition at all. I really like it.
Aug 9 2013
Version: 1.9.4
I've tried many of these programs and none has worked as well or as easily as MPFreaker. It just gets better with each update. Very fast, easy to use and a bargain at $10. Highly recommended.
Jun 14 2013
Version: 1.9.4
I give MPFreaker very high marks. The program just plain works. I have a a large iTunes library ~95K songs and I have tried number of tagging software programs including SongGenie and Tagalicious and found MPFreaker to be the most reliable and easiest to use. It is especially fast if you put your list of tag deficient songs in a playlist and have MPFreaker work on that rather than your entire iTunes library. A+++
