As promised, here is how I use mp3tag to modify tags within the library
and let LMS detect the changes but prevent a change of the order in New
Music.
There are two batch files, SaveLastWriteTime.cmd and
IncrementLastWriteTime.cmd: 22173
The first saves the last modification time of a file to a
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reinholdk wrote:
> I made two actions for mp3tag that are invoked by right-clicking the
> tracks. These actions are calling two power shell scripts that save and
> later read+increment the file modification time. So all can be done from
> inside mp3tag.
>
> I can attach them here later if
Wirrunna wrote:
> This is an old one. J.J.Jolz explained it all years ago.
>
> I use MP3Tag to update tags and have MP3Tag Options / Tags - Preserve
> file modification time when saving tags - ticked.
>
> Then I use BulkFileChanger to add 5 seconds to the File Modification
> Time, that way a
Wirrunna wrote:
> This is an old one. J.J.Jolz explained it all years ago.
>
> I use MP3Tag to update tags and have MP3Tag Options / Tags - Preserve
> file modification time when saving tags - ticked.
>
> Then I use BulkFileChanger to add 5 seconds to the File Modification
> Time, that way a
This is an old one. J.J.Jolz explained it all years ago.
I use MP3Tag to update tags and have MP3Tag Options / Tags - Preserve
file modification time when saving tags - ticked.
Then I use BulkFileChanger to add 5 seconds to the File Modification
Time, that way a scan picks up the change.
Now,
It probably depends how you are modifying the tags. But Puddletag, for
example, has an option "preserve file modification times".
(Edit>Preferences>General)
AngloCuencano's Profile:
pablolie wrote:
> When I change some tags, it bothers me that the files appear under "New
> Music", which ideally I'd like to be exclusively for recent additions to
> my library. Does anyone know if there's a way to edit the content of
> "New Music"?
I just run a script that resets file
When I change some tags, it bothers me that the files appear under "New
Music", which ideally I'd like to be exclusively for recent additions to
my library. Does anyone know if there's a way to edit the content of
"New Music"?
...pablo
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