SeratoTools 0.1.0.4

What's New in 0.1.0.4

Tags

• The bulk Tags view gained genre filter buttons, matching the Tracks
  view, so you can narrow the scope by genre while editing.
• The audio player now works in the Tags view — activate a track to play it
  with the shared transport controls.

Safer tag editing

• Auto-rename from metadata is now off by default. Renaming files that
  Serato had already analyzed orphaned the original library entry and made
  Serato re-import the file as a new track. Tag edits now update metadata in
  place. A one-time migration turns the setting off for existing installs; it
  can be re-enabled in Settings → Automation.
• Tag edits now refuse to run while Serato is open, preventing Serato from
  overwriting the changes (and orphaning renamed files) when it quits.
• Editing crate tracks no longer leaves them showing as "Not in local
  library" — crates are reloaded after edits that can rewrite their paths.

Cue points

• Serato cue points and beatgrids are now preserved when editing ID3 tags.
  The tag writer previously dropped Serato's embedded data on files using
  tag-level unsynchronisation or v2.4 frame flags.

Install

This build is not signed with an Apple Developer ID, so macOS Gatekeeper
will warn on first open. To install:

1. Download SeratoTools-0.1.0.4.pkg from the Assets below.
2. Right-click the downloaded file → Open → Open in the dialog.
   • Or via Terminal: sudo installer -pkg "SeratoTools-0.1.0.4.pkg" -target /
   • Or allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

What it installs

• SeratoTools.app into /Applications
• Bundled yt-dlp, ffmpeg/ffprobe, and fpcalc — works offline out of the box
• On install, best-effort bootstraps Homebrew + yt-dlp + ffmpeg + chromaprint
  for the logged-in user

Checksum (SHA-256)

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