I just synched about 4 gig of music on my player. About half of the tags didnt carry over correctly-the tag from the last song in each playlist is assigned to every song in the playlist. Is this normal or did I do something wrong? I dragged and dropped the playlists into emplode from explorer.
Sean
Posted by: Liufeng
Re: ID3 Tags - 06/09/2000 20:20
What program did you use to set the tags in the first place? If you used ID3 tag extension you may have set every tag the same for a directory of Mp3s. I did the same thing when I was figuring out the interface. But if you know how to use it that is a very quick way to fix tags on many files at once.
Tom
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Posted by: Terminator
Re: ID3 Tags - 06/09/2000 21:34
I figured out what I did. I was using MpTagger to change all the dates on 700 songs. I havent figured out the interface completely yet, so i was editing them one by one. When I got to the last song in the list I was apparantly hitting something that copied that last tag to all the other tags in the list, overwriting the song titles. After another hours work i fixed them all.
Thanks,
Sean
Posted by: loren
Re: ID3 Tags - 07/09/2000 10:19
I did that EXACT thing with MPTagger. The interface is a biatch to figure out, but once you do i found it to be the most powerful tagger around. The "guess from CDDB" feature saved me HOURS of tagging on my huge MP3 collection.
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Posted by: alear
Re: ID3 Tags - 07/09/2000 12:13
I also did this with Tag and rename. The interface is not bad at all, I just screwed up! There should be a undo history for these programs because the problem doesn't sound uncommon.
Alex Lear
Posted by: loren
Re: ID3 Tags - 07/09/2000 12:54
Actually, MPTagger had supposedly unlimited undoes...it's saved my ass a few times..heheh.
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