Displaying M4A/MP4-Tags in Windows Explorer?, Like it does with MP3/WMA-Tags by defaul Options

[tedgo]

I want to know if its possible to display m4a/mp4- or APEv2-tags in windows explorer like it does with the id3v2-tags in mp3/wma by default.
I tried a program called "AudioShell 1.0" that did a good job, but it only adds new column headers to windows explorer and i have to set these column headers in every folder by hand (its not a good idea for more than 500 album folders...)
So is there any shell extension for the windows explorer that uses the default audio column headers and displays file information like for mp3's/wma's?
Or is there any possibility to "persuade" windows explorer to recognise m4a/mp4 (and perhaps some other formats) as audio files and displaying their informations without a program?

EDIT: orthography

This post has been edited by tedgo: Mar 18 2005, 12:57

[tedgo]

Thanks for your reply.
But audioshell hasn't added some new stuff to the end of the list in any of the three registry entries.
Is there any other program than audioshell 1.0 that will display file information about all audio files in windows explorer?
Or any other idea to make windows explorer recognising APEv2 and M4A/MP4-tags like the ID3v2-tags in MP3/WMA?