disCoverJ For Mac

disCoverJ is designed to help you streamline the tagging procedure for your MP3 audio files. The utility can scan multiple online sources for details and will automatically save the data using the ID3 container.

To start using the app, you must point out the files you want to process either by dragging and dropping them on top of the app’s main window or by pointing out the containing directory. disCoverJ can scan entire folders and add to the processing list only the compatible audio files.

In the disCoverJ main window, you get to see the MP3 files in list mode together with the currently included metadata where available: the artist, title, album, and cover image.

As soon as you press the search button, disCoverJ will automatically go online and use  the iTunes, Deezer, Google, Amazon, Bing, Discogs, Musicbrainz, and Spotify services, as well as local search to find the information that is missing.

Worth mentioning is that disCoverJ can complete the procedure without requiring any user interaction: you will solely view statistical details about the used sources when the procedure is over.

However, via the disCoverJ Settings window, you get to tweak the results by setting a maximum or minimum size for the cover art, adjusting the search engine order, or choosing to select the cover images manually.

disCoverJ also enables you to set custom search patterns for Google or local queries, or to apply additional filters to Discogs searches.

Nonetheless, the metadata tags cannot be edited manually under no circumstance, which means that you need yet another utility if any adjustments are necessary.

To sum up, disCoverJ can scan your media library in search for compatible MP3 files and can automatically go online and complete the metadata details for each processed file.

disCoverJ works only in automatic mode and does not allow you to manually edit any tag, yet you do have the option to select the image that will be used as cover art.