NCM conversion and plain-audio organization
Convert NCM locally; existing MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, WAV, AIFF, Opus, DSF, and AAC files are read for metadata and copied byte-for-byte without uploading or re-encoding your library.
Convert NCM or directly organize existing audio into a clean artist-and-album library, entirely on your NAS.
Now on fnOS App Center
fnOS users can now find and install Music Organizer directly from App Center, without downloading an FPK first.
FygoOS users, or fnOS users who cannot see the listing yet, can download the matching x86_64 or ARM64 FPK above and use Manual Install in App Center.
Read the official KNAS walkthrough for download settings, fnOS Sync, the first organization task, and later incremental scans.
Read the full walkthroughSign in to the fnOS desktop and open App Center.
Enter the Chinese keyword “音乐” in the search field at the top left.
Open the “音乐整理” listing published by KNAS and review its version and description.
Select Install on the app details page and wait for App Center to download and deploy it.
After installation finishes, launch Music Organizer from the NAS desktop.
Local files only
Place NCM or common audio files on your NAS to get started. Music Organizer does not provide music resources or download services; it only processes files already stored on your NAS.
Convert NCM locally; existing MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, WAV, AIFF, Opus, DSF, and AAC files are read for metadata and copied byte-for-byte without uploading or re-encoding your library.
Organizes converted tracks by artist and album, with configurable archive layouts and predictable fallbacks for missing metadata.
Scan before starting, monitor file-level progress, pause after the current file, and retry failed files when needed.
Carries matching lyric and cover sidecar files into the organized output when they are available.
Workflow
Every task stays explicit, from the folders it can access to the files it will create.
Select folders already authorized in fnOS or FygoOS and choose the archive layout that fits your library.
Review the supported file count, expected output size, available space, conflicts, and task concurrency before creation.
Run the task when ready, follow progress from one screen, and inspect failed or skipped files without touching completed output.
Safety by design
Conversion is designed around conservative file handling, so a batch task cannot silently rewrite the collection you started with.
Source files are opened read-only and are never deleted or modified.
Existing target files are skipped and never overwritten.
Deleting a task removes its records and logs, not source or output files.
FAQ
Download boundaries, format support, platform requirements, and file-handling behavior at a glance.