One of the common situations when you get music from the Internet is that there is no album cover in some music files. For music aficionados, this is unbearable. Although some music player programs have built-in features such as tag and album cover fixes, they are still not professional or powerful enough to be considered indispensable.

For people who like to listen to music, there must be a lot of music files on their hard disk. As the number of music files grows, the music management becomes more inconvenient and inefficient. For example, many files lack ID3 tags or have incomplete information, which makes it very difficult for users to know exactly the artist's name or even the title of a song. In this case, the music player does not display the song information because it cannot read the metadata of this song.

TagScanner (AKA: Tagscan) is a professional and powerful music file tag intelligent recognition and modification software developed by Sergey Serkov from Russia. It can utilize music file's tag info to automatically rename the music files in batch, or import tag information from the file name and other sources. In short, TagScanner is highly intelligent and automated. Even better, it's totally free, portable and very small.

If you are a music enthusiast who is not very good at organizing files, then when your music library continues to grow larger and becomes more chaotic day by day, beaTunes will be the very tool you need. It enables you to find the music you want to listen to in an easier and more efficient way.

Once upon a time, did you guys ever use some kind of keygen, crack patch, trainer, keymaker or activator? So whether you were deeply attracted by some of the the cool and pure background music used in them, just like AppNee? This is the Keygen Music (KGM for short), which has formed a kind of culture among the software cracking filed around the world (another culture is the ASCII Art).