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Hi Guy's

I'm looking for a program that renames your MP3 tracks:)

You know when you get a MP3 track with just "Track 1" and haven't a clue what it is or the name on the track is completly wrong.

I'm just wondering is there any program out there that listens to the track and renames it for you.

Any Help

Jay
 
Mensajes Thu 05 Aug 10 @ 4:36 pm
if you have a iPhone you could play the track and use Shazam to to get the tile and singer....
Maybe Shazam is available for other devices......
 
jayos wrote :

You know when you get a MP3 track with just "Track 1" and haven't a clue what it is or the name on the track is completly wrong.


no.. I dont know.. ;-)
since I have paid for all my music.. i have never had this issue... ;-)
 
you can have the same behavior when ripping CD's you own... well... it's right that in this case you own the original cd and can read tracks on it... nevermind...


hey buy the music :)
 
Ya thought that hippydog

It's all copied from my CDs.
Just thought there was an easier way
To name the tracks then tap them in.

 
When buying mp3's from itunes you only get the artist name and not the track name.
 
if you own the cds rip them in windows mdeia play and let windows media player find titles ect from internet.
in media play options click allow nameing from internet and rip to mp3 then transfer to folders ect
 
I have that problem too. Usually I am forced to keep them that way if they do work through Genius or I have to listen to it & input the information myself.
I tend to be lazy I just way until I actually need the song and then make the changes, which I don't know I need until I am choosing songs within the same BMP parameters.
 
i rip my cds on itunes so it uses gracenote to find the tracks and artists names...so my M4A files are all taged and ready for vdj uses
 
jayos wrote :
Ya thought that hippydog

It's all copied from my CDs.
Just thought there was an easier way
To name the tracks then tap them in.


sorry
I apologize then..
I actually didnt know people were still using rippers that didnt retrieve the Artist - title..
(IE: I simple assumed you stole them and didnt have the original CD so you could re-rip them with the proper tags)

If you have the original CD's then thats great!!!
A cheap easy ripper is that many people use is Windows Media player... though... if you use compilation CD's like ERG or 'Promo only' its not so great..

best free ripper I have found is something called CDex
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDex
It uses the free online CD database, but It seems to get 3/4's of the CD's right..

the really great thing is it can automatically split the Artist - Title correctly for each track on a compilation CD!
it will also correctly input the tags into the mp3 file..
and it allows you to rip at 320kbps! (recommended for DJ's)
did I mention this program is completely free?


IF you also ripped ALL THE TRACKS from a CD and they are still together (in the same folder)
you can also use Tag N Rename to retrieve the correct Artist - Title online..
This will only work if all the tracks are together.. Tag and rename does this by having you type in the artist and picking out the correct album title, and then goes to each track (IE: from 1 to 15) and renames them..
If the tracks are wrong, are missing, or you pick the wrong album, then of course this can make things worse...

personally I would just re-rip the CD's... its pretty fast with todays computers..



 
Charlie Wilson wrote :
When buying mp3's from itunes you only get the artist name and not the track name.


But the embedded tags are correct (year, title, artist,album, etc) and using something like Tag N Rename, a person can automatically have the Filename itself corrected
 


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