media-library-organizer

To organize a messy media library, you can scan directories to flag junk, identify duplicates, merge scattered episodes, and normalize folder names to the Title (Year) format. The process safely analyzes and transforms collections without auto-deleting content.

You can verify media library completeness against TMDB by comparing local episode counts with TMDB totals. This verification identifies missing episodes in your local NAS or desktop collections containing movies, TV, and anime.

Yes, you can use Bash scripts to clean junk files like SMB residuals and .DS_Store, merge scattered episodes from different release groups, and remove empty directories on a local NAS or desktop media collection.

Media library renaming and cleaning requires user confirmation before any deletions occur. The process presents findings through reports and requires explicit approval to safely transform directories without losing content.

The best way to normalize folder names for media servers is to rename directories to the Title (Year) format. This standardization enables flawless scraping and proper metadata recognition for movies, TV shows, and anime.