https://getmusicbee.com/forum/index.php?topic=28212.msg156499#msg156499
(https://i.imgur.com/pTGbUn1.png)Hey sveakul,
Hey sveakul,
Probably wouldn't have mentioned this but your list of external apps is full and I don't want you to be limited.
You can add a button to your toolbar to open the selected track on Explorer without adding explorer as an external app.
Hey sveakul, Probably wouldn't have mentioned this but your list of external apps is full and I don't want you to be limited. You can add a button to your toolbar to open the selected track on Explorer without adding explorer as an external app.Dang if it don't! Thanks EnduringGuerila, missed that one for sure! NOW to find that new tool.. 8)
Mp3directcut...
Desiccate...
You can use flac.exe for testing FLAC files in a Tools entry instead of AudioTester, since its "-t" option performs just a file test:Sigh, I'm trying to do something simiar, only flac.exe is "installed" in C:\Program Files\flac\win64\flac.exe and so needs quoting, and fails. I'd rather not "install" it someplace else, or add some silly little .bat file. Any way pull that off? I also tried PowerShell and failed miserably.
Application Path: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
Parameters: /k c:\FLAC\flac.exe -t "<URLs>"
Of course, change the path to wherever your flac.exe is located. Use a path without spaces as I found using quotes around one with spaces didn't work in this context.
Please elaborate on the "Url"I just put the link to mp3directcut in Tools\configuration for an external audio editor...
is there a reason to have Picard or kid3 to handle the tags rather than using the built in musicbee tool?I use Picard on all files and albums before importing them to MusicBee for two main reasons:
I have plenty of files to tag and I was wondering if it would help me finish quicker
is there a reason to have Picard or kid3 to handle the tags rather than using the built in musicbee tool?I use Picard on all files and albums before importing them to MusicBee for two main reasons:
I have plenty of files to tag and I was wondering if it would help me finish quicker
- I often find it cumbersome to find the files or albums in MusicBee that don't yet have all the basic tags in order. These external tagging tools make it very easy to add and isolate files on a folder base, and then after preparing them and applying your desired tags it will be very easy to find them back in MusicBee without the need to resort to navigate through folder structures.
- With the use of some scripting Picard will clean or delete all tags that you are not interested in, and it will write a multitude of relevant tags that it retrieves from MusicBrainz vast database. As able as MusicBee is, it cannot compete with Picard on that level.
Does Picard writes composer, label, copyright, Organization tags?composer, yes
Also, define what you mean/expect a copyright tag value to be?
Now it sends only first fileIt sounds like you haven't selected multiple tracks. You can't select an album. It must be individual tracks.
If you're trying to insert multiple files into TagScanner (and assuming it works like MP3TAG), you could create first create an M3U playlist, then send that to TagScanner.I have doubts that would work. To me it looks like TagScan can only open a single file or a folder using an(y) 'open with' method.
Actually not specifically looking for copyright but instead the label/organisation. The reason I included the term is because iTunes doesn't write label/publisher/organization only copyright. It includes the publisher as well as the copyright information, sort of extended version of label/organization.
I'm looking for a tagging application which scraps iTunes for tags, yet to find one. I like their format, full release date instead of just year, Release Type (for sorting) etc etc
I tried kid3 with MusicBrainz and it doesn't appear to write the composer tag. Deezer API also writes composer, author tags, haven't found any application scrapping Deezer, Qobuz, Spotify either.
I'll give Picard a go.