A freeware tool called "BulkFilechanger" is a very handy addition to a
taggers library of software
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/bulk_file_changer.html
After you have done some tag editing you can use it to re-stamp your
files with say a 5 second increase on the original time stamp.
This causes
kidstypike wrote:
> With "preserve file modification time when saving files" unchecked, I
> renamed the *title tag* of the first track of an album to "Track
> renamed"
>
>
> 24487
>
> Rescanned my music library, the album *does no*t appear under "New
> Music".
>
> The track name change *has*
Shozzer wrote:
> I recently changed the option in mp3tag so that the date stamp is not
> changed when I update tags so that these albums did not show up in New
> Music. However, you need to make sure that when backing up files you use
> software that will detect changes in the tags and not just l
I recently changed the option in mp3tag so that the date stamp is not
changed when I update tags so that these albums did not show up in New
Music. However, you need to make sure that when backing up files you use
software that will detect changes in the tags and not just look for
changed date sta
dolodobendan wrote:
> Let's say I correct a typo in a track. Will there be a "new" disc with
> just this one track at the top and an "old" one further down the list,
> or is the folder's date used, thus moving the whole disc up the list?
With "preserve file modification time when saving files" u
Mnyb wrote:
>
> LMS new list is built solely from the timestms in the files , LMS has no
> real log over when you actually got your files .
>
Let's say I correct a typo in a track. Will there be a "new" disc with
just this one track at the top and an "old" one further down the list,
or is the
messengerman wrote:
> Perhaps I was expecting too much for one tag editor to do it all. So
> maybe I'll take you up on that, once I can find the link again. id3tag
> seems to hoover up my mp3tag searches.
>
>
> Generally most of my tagging is fine but I have issues with compilations
> and havin
Perhaps I was expecting too much for one tag editor to do it all. So
maybe I'll take you up on that, once I can find the link again. id3tag
seems to hoover up my mp3tag searches.
Generally most of my tagging is fine but I have issues with compilations
and having downloaded 7.9.0 (which I like) t
messengerman wrote:
> Thanks all, that explains it perfectly well.
>
> I'm using Perfect Tunes. A quick hunt suggests it has no option for
> preserving date stamps.
>
> I did have a look at mp3tag but couldn't get the hang of it. And
> couldn't find the compilation tags which mattered to me mor
Thanks all, that explains it perfectly well.
I'm using Perfect Tunes. A quick hunt suggests it has no option for
preserving date stamps.
I did have a look at mp3tag but couldn't get the hang of it. And
couldn't find the compilation tags which mattered to me more than most
other things!
Maybe I'
messengerman wrote:
> I like my "New Music" list. It helps me avoid over looking/forgetting
> about recent buys before I've gotten to know them.
>
> But I've been tweaking tags recently and find that albums I ripped years
> ago are treated as "New" even when all I did was correct the compilatio
Most tag editors like mp3tag has an option to preserve time stamps
otherwise the files change date is altered , it changes when you edit
the tags . Thats how its happens .
LMS new list is built solely from the timestms in the files , LMS has no
real log over when you actually got your files
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