EBT Music Manager allows you to edit playlists and audio file metadata. EBT Music Manager can play your playlists, albums, and tracks. EBT Music Manager allows you to sync your music to a folder, which can be copied to mobile devices. The sync process:
- Writes playlists to the target folder
- Copies .mp3 files to the target folder
- Converts .flac files to .mp3 format, and copies the .mp3 files to the target folder
Users can customize the audio file transcoding process.
EBT Music Manager runs on 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Linux. EBT Music Manager is open source.
EBT Music Manager is built on the Electron
framework.
EBT Music Manager
© Copyright 2025, Eric Bergman-Terrell
See installation
.
Note: If you just intend to use EBT Music Manager, see Installation, above. If you intend to modify or debug the app:
First, install ffmpeg
version 5.xx.
Windows Users: Verify that your machine is configured to allow PowerShell scripts. Launch PowerShell and run this command:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope LocalMachine
To run EBT Music Manager:
git clone https://github.com/EricTerrell/ebt-music-manager.git
cd ebt-music-manager
npm install
npm start
Once EBT Music Manager is running, click Settings. Specify the Source and Target folders, the path to ffmpeg, and the desired bit rate and concurrency.
To build a version of EBT Music Manager suitable for distribution:
npm run build
See version history
.
There are no barriers to creating an OSX version. If you would like to help create an OSX version, contact me at EBTMusicManager@EricBT.com.
Please submit your feedback to EBTMusicManager@EricBT.com.