FixTunes - Fix Your Music Collection Info
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on June 19, 2007,
Tired of having to manually enter and fix all of your song tracks’ information so that your playlist doesn’t have three different versions of the spelling of one artist’s name in your library? FixTunes will fix all of your mp3 information for you. It’ll automatically fix tracks so that they have the correct artist, album, title, track, year, genre, comments, and album cover art. You can choose which files you want to be fixed, and if there are multiple options for certain tracks, you can easily select the correct one.
This is a lot easier than having to figure out whether you have duplicate copies of songs wasting space on your harddrive or iPod or what the correct title of the song is without having to search the web for the information you need and then entering it in various places. If you go to or went to UVA, you’re in luck. FixTunes is provided to you for free.
In their own words: “FixTunes is an easy and powerful program that will fix any missing or misspelled song details (artists, albums, titles, tracks, years and genres), add album artwork, remove duplicates songs and organize your music.” Find out why it might be a killer and vote for this startup at KillerStartups.com.
Source: TechCrunch Forums
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Svetlana Gladkova
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Peet McKimmie 
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Irel Johnson
This product needs some work. Or rather their database does. It can’t identify about 15% of my database (about 500 songs out of 3000), and the search function is missing entire groups and albums. Not only that, it reclassified every single song in a Tchaikovsky 3-CD set as “Sleeping Beauty” and thinks every song in the set is a duplicate. If I wanted to use this program I would have to spend many hours going through fixing things by hand, which I could do anyway with free software. I’m very disappointed; hopefully others will have a better experience than I did. I wish these flaws had shown themselves when I used the 50-lookup trial, but they didn’t. I think the program is a nice idea but definitely not ready for prime time and not (in my case) worth $25.