- Want to batch edit track tags from "xx/xx" to "xx"
- Posted by Anthony J. Bertorelli on September 19th, 2006
I am looking for an application that will batch edit my track tags ONLY
.. . . or at least give me the option. For the most part, my tags are
perfect and can be left alone. However, I have several track tags that
are in the xx/xx format. Others are in the standard xx format. I want
to have everything consistent.
I normally use Tag & Rename. I think this application will do what I
want if I use the "write tags from file name" feature. The only problem
I face with this option is that it would overwrite existing tags. This
would not be a problem if it were not for several of my song titles
containing characters that can be used in tags, but cannot be used in
filenames (such as quotation marks, slashes, and question marks). Since
those characters are not present in the file name, they would not be
written to the tag.
Is there a workaround that I am overlooking?
Thanks for any input.
- Posted by Don M. on September 19th, 2006
"Anthony J. Bertorelli" <eaglescout1998@ocsnet.net> wrote in message
news:1158677443.792400.181900@k70g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
In Tag & Rename, select tracks you want to change, go to [Tools] and select "Format Track
# to xx". If your "Format Track Number" is in view, you can select the option from the
toolbar.
I prefer xx/xx since it can tell whether an album is complete and not missing the last
track(s)
Don
- Posted by dadiOH on September 19th, 2006
Anthony J. Bertorelli wrote:
As Don M. said but if you should ever want to write tags from the file
name and ignore some portion that would normally go to a tag field use
%0 to skip that portion.
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- Posted by Don M. on September 21st, 2006
"dadiOH" <dadiOH@guesswhere.com> wrote in message news:jZUPg.9496$2P3.1878@trnddc02...
That's very good to know. It beats dumping all unwanted portions into comment or another
blank field, and then deleting it.
Don