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Florian
I've just released Mp3tag v2.38!

The most significant changes are the support for cover art in the main window, support for cover art in FLAC files and support for TAK lossless codec - along with many, many bugfixes, changes and other new features.

You can download it from
http://mp3tag.de/en/download.html

The huge changelog is here
http://www.mp3tag.de/download/mp3tagversion.en.html

Thanks to all who tested the Development Builds and gave feedback on the forums!

Kind regards,
Florian
Dr. Oviri
Great work, Florian wink.gif
Demetris
Thanks! :-)
LANjackal
Thanks smile.gif
Antonski
QUOTE(Florian @ Apr 29 2007, 15:34) *

I've just released Mp3tag v2.38!
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Great news!
Would you upgrade the anytag plugins for total commander as well?

Thanks
sani1101
Thanks! smile.gif
herefornow
Thank you, excellant tool.

herefornow
JadeElephant
Why anyone would pay for Tag&Rename when this excellent tool is available for free is beyond me.

Thank you very much.
Prodoc
Nice one, many thanks!

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[2007-03-17] CHG: ID3v2 text frames are written without terminating 0 now.

I assume this means no squares behind strings in iTunes any more. Why is this changed again while it was introduced to be conform the ID3v2.4 specs like in foobar?
Florian
QUOTE(Prodoc @ May 1 2007, 10:54) *
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[2007-03-17] CHG: ID3v2 text frames are written without terminating 0 now.

I assume this means no squares behind strings in iTunes any more. Why is this changed again while it was introduced to be conform the ID3v2.4 specs like in foobar?

I don't think that terminating every string with 0 is conform to ID3v2.4. The spec only says that multiple strings are separated by terminating 0. Please see this thread on the Mp3tag forums for a detailed discussion (which I don't plan to repeat here).
Be Positive
Very nice! smile.gif
Goldie Lin
Handly tags tool.

Thanks! smile.gif
tempnegro
Nice, but I have one suggestion in regard to the program design.

firstly, "Portable" applications should be designed around the general idea that they should be easily downloadble and able to run right off the bat, without the need to "install" how you would a traditional application. Just download the zip, extract to chosen place and be able to run
Having this true "portability" ENSURES that no registry keys are written anywhere and it is completely independent, assuming the program can do that already

secondly, files and settings usually inside 1 folder and application can read from that folder without having to be in the same directory i.e. app.exe and Data/files type of architecture

hope a truly portable build can be made
Night Surfer
I love this program and use it all the time, many heartfelt thanks!

One small suggestion, if I may:

Please add support for adding custom cover art manually (for those really obscure albums).
odious_m
QUOTE(Night Surfer @ May 19 2007, 23:26) *

One small suggestion, if I may:

Please add support for adding custom cover art manually (for those really obscure albums).


It's already there. Just drag the image file into the cover art window.

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Night Surfer
Yes indeed, I see that now.
Thank you, very very cool.
Peter3731
Great. Just what I was looking for. Thanks.
gsa999
Hi
I am pretty sure that this can be done with mp3tag but I don't really understand the actions so hopefully someone can help

My mp3's are all labelled properly but I have given up waiting for Apple to update the iPod firmware to display and sort albums by year of release. I therefore want to append the year to the beginning of the album title in the format "year - title". This should mean a) they will sort correctly and b) I will have access to the year info on the iPod

However I want to do this so that I can auto remove the year if and when the iPod firmware changes.

So can an action be created to add the year plus a hyphen to the beginning of the album title and then another action to get rid of it?

I then want to run this action on all my mp3 files

Rgds
Florian
You can use these actions

Action #1:
Action type: Format value
Field: TITLE
Formatstring: %year% - %title%

Action #2:
Action type: Guess values
Source format: %title%
Guessing pattern: %dummy% - %title%

Kind regards,
Florian
gsa999
Thanks Florian
Is there a way to check whether a title already has the year/hyphen in front of it. eg When I run this on all my mp3s first time all will be fine, but I may want to run it again on those mp3's added since and I would want it to ignore those that are already correct. I know I can run it on selected MP3's or I suppose I could run the second action first to remove them all first, but it would be nice to run it on all MP3's and for it to only change those that do not have the year in the title already. I guess what will happen at the moment is that I will end up with "year - year - title" the second time and then a third time I will get another year appended at the beginning!

Rgds
Florian
You can use Mp3tag's Filter (F3), filter the list using the regular expression
^\d+ -
and invert the result afterwards.

Kind regards,
Florian
Remedial Sound
Thank you for this great app Florian.

Quick question: I have several mp3s with lyrics3v2 tags that I'd like to remove - is it possible to delete these tags in mp3tag without deleting the id3v2.3 tag?

EDIT: nm - removing the id3v1 tag, then rewriting id3v1 & v2 works!
Florian
QUOTE(Remedial Sound @ Dec 11 2007, 19:12) *
Thank you for this great app Florian.
Glad that you like it smile.gif

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Quick question: I have several mp3s with lyrics3v2 tags that I'd like to remove - is it possible to delete these tags in mp3tag without deleting the id3v2.3 tag?
Yes, Lyrics3 tags are removed when ID3v1 tags are removed.
ArtMustHurt
when you set the folder for mp3tag to use...is it possible to set mp3 tag to just view the sub folders so it doesnt keep loading all the songs every time?
Florian
No, just point Mp3tag to the respective subdirectory if you want to load a subset of your files only, or use drag'n'drop from Windows Explorer (or your favourite file manager).
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