Too bad a trial version was not availale - would not have wasted $10

I realy wish I paid more attention to what the app is supposed to do. I was expecting more than the app offers. Basically it’s a batch file renaming and metadata editing utility - at least that is my understanding as I found the app too complicated for me to understand.

What I actually was looking for in the app could be summarized as:
Take bunch of my MP3 files => automatically identify the song for each file => automatically pull the album image from the web together with some basic metadata => apply it to the MP3 files => put the files back into iTunes. It does most of the tasks I described, but not quite automaticaly :( For that I have much faster end results with Wikipedia and the “Get Info” button in iTunes library :( However, I do admit that I did not give it much time. After spending an hour trying to match some metadata from a list the app pulled from Discogs (after a rather complicated process of having to create my own account at discogs, etc..) I just gave up, deleted the app, opened Wikipedia and processed some of the albums manually. Ended-up being faster doing it this way.

I am not bashing the app - it does what it says it will .. renaming the filenames in a fullly customized and standardized way… but at $10 I simply expected at least some auto-matching features. It’s not the fault of the developer - I just did not do my research (app description text did not lie or mislead). However, the possibility of a trial version would have solved everything - I would have realized the App is too complicated for me and it does not provide the features I was primarily looking for. I would have simply deleted the trial, would not waste $10 and the time by writing this review.

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