Hi Ray,
Go check through the AppleScripts for iTunes web site that Doug Adams
maintains. You'll certainly be able to find something that will do what you
want -- the only question is what the most appropriate one to try would be. I
did a Google search on dougscripts track numbers, and it
I have an idea but it is rather geeky and will require some shell scripting and
the use of a 3rd party ID3 editor that accepts command line functions. I'm
speaking in general terms right now byt what is basically needed is that all
your files are consistently named with track numbers in the
Hi,
You may also wish to look at TidyMyMusic by WonderShare. Not sure how
accessible it is nor if it will actually do what you wish but this developer
does make some pretty useful software.
http://newsletters.wondershare.com/mac-tidymymusic/2013q3/
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB
Ah yes, I have their Mobile go for IOS. Seems that IOS 7 broke that app's
usefullness: Thus, finally compelling me to make peace with the ITunes Library
system. If I am going to have to pay for a third party tagging app, I'll just
buy Rename.
Sent from my mac, the only computer with full
Hi,
What I use is fusion, and a little windows utility called mp3tag. It allows you
to select a bunch of tracks, who's filenames have been nicely numbered. It
looks at each file in turn, numbering it in sequence. Of course, your filename
numbering must be correct, in order for mp3tag to match
Uh, thanks, however, I REFUSE, TO, INSTALL, WINDOWS, ON, THIS, MAC!!! It just
ain't gonna happen EVER, EVER, EVER!!!
Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!
Okay.
Now that I've finally made peace with the ITunes library system and actually
come to love it, I am faced with a slight delima. Is there any way I can cause
ITunes to write tags for track numbers sequencially? Say, for example, I've
got an album consisting of 63 tracks (I'm not
Hi,
That would be an interesting and advantageous function. I don't believe that
iTunes has that ability at all. No auto tagging features that I'm aware of.
But, if you learn of something, I'd like to learn about it as well.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On 2013-09-24, at
Ah, I had thought perhaps that if I checked the Keep Library organized or
something like that, you know the one? Maybe then if I used a wild card like
1* or 1+ that might work, but, no go. You can't enter special stuff like * or
+ in to the track number edit box because they are not allowed.
