Wow, this is great. Thanks for all the responses. I used mp3tag, and
it worked great. Will check out the others, too, as I re-structure and
organize my library, eventually...
Lori
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lorirobn;269508 Wrote:
> Hi -
>
> I have ripped most of my cd collection, using Exact Audio Copy.
> Now, over 100 cds later, I am realizing I did not pay attention to the
> "genre" field. I think it is missing from most of my cds.
>
> Is there any way I can go in and add genre to my .flac fil
If you structure your library by genre (and other things) you can get
flac to automatically tag them for you as it stores the files in the
correct directories.
There's a description of the procedure and setting the options in flac
on this web site:
http://mark.rehorst.com/Audio_System/index.htm
Media Monkey also tags FLAC files
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Subject: Re: [slim] Add genre after extraction?
>
> Khuli;269601 Wrote:
>> You may want to try 'ID3TagIT&#x
Khuli;269601 Wrote:
> You may want to try 'ID3TagIT' (http://www.id3-tagit.de/) too - I
> certainly find it much more intuitive than mp3tag.
This seems to be mp3 only. The OP wants to tag his flac files though.
-s.
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You may want to try 'ID3TagIT' (http://www.id3-tagit.de/) too - I
certainly find it much more intuitive than mp3tag.
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Its even easier than that. Just point mp3tag at the top of your music
library folder - it will take a moment while it loads up your entire
music library, but you will then see your entire library. You can sort
it (eg by genre, see all the blank ones instantly). You can also filter
it by all sorts
bobkoure;269559 Wrote:
> At least for MP3Tag, rather than mark 100 albums separately, as, say
> "Jazz", drag all those albums to a temp directory, open -that-
> directory with MP3Tag, set genre to "Jazz", save tags, wait a while
> (lots of tags to write), and either move 'em back, or maybe to a
>
At least for MP3Tag, rather than mark 100 albums separately, as, say
"Jazz", drag all those albums to a temp directory, open -that-
directory with MP3Tag, set genre to "Jazz", save tags, wait a while
(lots of tags to write), and either move 'em back, or maybe to a
"genres-done" directory.
You won'
I use Tag&Rename. Its great!
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haunyack;269510 Wrote:
> Tried Mp3tag?
> Windows app.
>
> http://www.mp3tag.de/en/download.html
>
> Very useful (free,donations accepted) tool.
>
> btw - welcome!
>
> .
and before it crosses your mind after 50th CD, you can have multiple
genres on one track, just type them delimited by ';'
lorirobn;269508 Wrote:
> Hi -
>
> I have ripped most of my cd collection, using Exact Audio Copy.
> Now, over 100 cds later, I am realizing I did not pay attention to the
> "genre" field. I think it is missing from most of my cds.
>
> Is there any way I can go in and add genre to my .flac fil
Hi -
I have ripped most of my cd collection, using Exact Audio Copy.
Now, over 100 cds later, I am realizing I did not pay attention to the
"genre" field. I think it is missing from most of my cds.
Is there any way I can go in and add genre to my .flac files now, so I
can browse music by genre
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