Folder watcher & automation

Point OrgoMedia at your incoming folders and it watches them continuously: new files get renamed and moved with no clicks from you.

How the watcher behaves

It uses macOS’s file-system events rather than polling, so it reacts the moment a file is genuinely finished, and it deliberately ignores files still arriving so a half-transferred file is never processed early.

Automation controls

• Manual or automatic processing mode: your call.
• Subfolder scanning for nested release folders.
• Post-processing cleanup removes leftover .nfo, .srt, .jpg, and similar junk after a successful rename.
• Incompatible-format detection flags archives (.rar) and broken containers instead of choking on them.
• Skip keywords automatically ignore trailers, NCOPs, NCEDs, and sample files.
• Minimum-duration filter skips clips shorter than your threshold (default 15 minutes), so stray samples never land in your library.
• Age-based cleanup can remove files older than a number of days you set.
• Remove empty folders after processing keeps the tree tidy.

Before you turn on cleanup

Cleanup features (junk removal, age-based deletion) actually delete files. They’re off until you turn them on, and OrgoMedia only ever touches the folders you explicitly hand it. Start conservative if you’re unsure.

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