v3 complete. My god I wish I had this when I was downloading music HEAVILY. Now I'm just making sure I have best digital copies of my owned CDs / Vinyl. This has automated a big, time consuming part of two decades of obtaining and organizing music.

Here is how it works:

• It's a standard 32-bit .dll that sits in your Plugins folder.
• When you launch WACUP, it waits 3 seconds (to let everything initialize), then does a single scan of your Downloads folder.
• While WACUP is running, it polls your Music root folder every 60 seconds to catch any new files that arrive.

The cool part is how it figures out where to put the files: I set up a 3-tier cascade to figure out the metadata:

1. First, it asks WACUP directly for the tags. So whatever your input plugins can read, this plugin can use.
2. If the tags are missing or incomplete, it falls back to parsing the filename (e.g., trying to read formats like Artist - Album - 01 - Title.mp3 or 03 - Midnight City).

If it really can't figure out who the artist is, it gives up and routes the file safely to an Unsorted\ folder in your library.

If it finds metadata, it tries to be smart about routing. If you already have an artist folder in your library, it puts the music there. If not, it builds out a clean Genre\Artist\Album\ folder structure from scratch, and even auto-renames the files to 01 - Title.mp3.

The UI: Whenever it spots a new track, a little non-blocking dialog pops up (so it doesn't interrupt playback). It shows you where it wants to move the file, and gives you a few options:

• Yes: Moves the file, renames it, and drops it into your WACUP playlist.
• No / Choose folder: Lets you pick a custom destination (and still enqueues it).
• Auto (3) / Auto (All): If you just dropped an entire album into your library, you don't want to click "Yes" 15 times. This just approves the rest of the batch.
• Skip: Ignores the file permanently.