JJZolx;137773 Wrote: > What I'd do is taking a tagging program such as Mp3tag and load up the > entire library of tracks into the program. Add some benign tag or > other with a dummy value and Mp3tag will rewrite all of the tags in all > of the files. This should leave your files with pretty clean tags. If > you don't want the modified time updated on the files, so that your > 'New Music' retains its old order, there's an option in Mp3tag to > preserve the file modification time. > > http://www.mp3tag.de/en/ > > I'm not positive how well this will work with tracks of different > extensions, since the tag types are different, but I'd guess it would > be easy enough to load up one extension at a time (there's an option in > Mp3tag to filter audio files by extension) and run the above procedure > on them. > > As for the time it would take, I think you'll be surprised at how fast > this is, even when operating on thousands of files. This worked like a charm....Thanks a million for the great tip. The bad news is now I don't have an effected file to send to SlimDevices to see what caused the problem.
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