Application: Mp3 Tag Tools
Category: Music & Video
License: GNU GPL
Language: English
Description: Mp3 Tag Tools is an intutive ID3v1.1 and ID3v2.x mp3 tag editing utility, with several features such as mass ID3 tagging, write ID3 tags from filenames and rename files from ID3 tags using custom formats, copy/synchronize ID3 tags, cleaning filenames and correcting their case, create ID3 tags using directory formats, create directories and organize mp3s from ID3 tag info, export ID3 tag data, lyrics and picture tagging, accurately read all MPEG info and append bitrate and mode to filenames. All these tag operations can be carried out with or without directory recursion.
Download Mp3 Tag Tools Portable 1.2 Development Test 1 [555KB download / 727KB installed]
(MD5: aea68833f6d0ad7e1db0a36531c7a29d)
Release Notes:
1.2 Development Test 1 (2009-10-20): Initial release
Notes:
No UPX yet.
Tested with:
XP Home SP2 (Admin)
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Another good program, thank you! I like this one better than mp3Tag.
Did you have to do anything for registry, or was the program already OK with that?
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
No registry on this one, it's already portable really. All I did was add drive letter switching and PAF it up.
Yeah, it takes a bit more getting used to but you really have a lot more control with this one. I miss the ability to write a playlist at the end with Mp3tag though. And an undo button!
Glad you're finding it useful. And thanks for testing.
There's a button to "remove tags" which I've never tried.
I have routinely written "nothing" to a field - to clear it out - such as the Track Number on mp3s from a radio stream.
But there isn't any buffer/storage to save previous state to facilitate undo.
There is a tag export function that allows picking the data elements to export, including filepath and filename. That might do the trick?
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
Does this change the title name in MP4s?
http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=638
Sorry, mp3 only
I just tried it.
I took an mp4 with no id3 tag, and had it make/write the tag (title and author) in the mp4 based on the filename.
Then I changed the filename and pushed the "Rename File" button and it renamed the mp4 to match the id3 tag.
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
OK, I stand corrected
You are correct.
I picked an mp4 from the File/Open menu.
It actually opened that directory (which is how it works).
I've been playing with programs to rip the audio from mp4 or flv video files. There was an identically named mp3 in that same directory.
It actually worked on THAT file, not the mp4.
Again, you are correct. Sorry!
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
Thanks for this man. I was looking something like this but portable. Awesome App~!
"For in that sleep of death what dreams may come when we have shuffled off this mortal coil must give us pause"
Hello!
First, great job on this project... the program itself is my favorite so far (better than MP3tag) and the portable installation has given me no problems (on both XP SP3 and Vista).
I just wanted to point out that opening the program with either directory or file arguments (both as %1, "%1", and the full name, with or without spaces and special characters in the filename) does not currently work. This is the only problem I've noticed (not sure whether this is something you guys can fix).
Keep up the good work.
The program won't accept them when run standalone either so there's no fix for it I'm afraid. I hope it doesn't spoil your enjoyment of the portable version though
Sorry to say it doesn't work on Windows 2000 Pro. The OS is missing some of the right DLLs to run the program its self.
Other wise great work.
I haven't had the need so I don't know how it would work, but from the author's web site:
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
Do you think there's some DLL I should include? I presume everything is already in place on XP and later?
Although I'm starting to get calibre flashbacks just thinking about it...
I think that some of the older versions of Windows didn't have the required files. You might want to mention that in the write-up up top. Maybe show the download links like the author does.
If you are really being super picky, you could have a blurb in the portable install process, but who reads those anyway? Or I suppose you could treat it like a plug-in download and let the user decide if they need/want to install it or not. Either of these options seems to be too much effort for very little payoff.
But you know, this package has been posted for a while and this is the first complaint I've seen. It is either not a very common problem or everybody has been ignoring you (hehe, ducking and running)....
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
Yeah, it must be this new font, "invisible.ttf". Working great, obviously...
I have been using this program from my external hard drive for about a year, and the power and flexibility it gives for MP3 tagging and file renaming is outstanding. I would love to see this move out of the development stage.
Works great on Windows XP Pro SP3.
After looking at the home page, it looks like the developers haven't moved forward on this project for years. Maybe someone can take it up as well?
Thanks,
Scott Thomson
The only things in life we regret are the risks we didn't take.
... the link shows prapper's sourceforge download page but no direct link.
Regards
Fixed broken link. Thanks for telling me
and thanks for fixing it so quickly.
Actually, I had several tabs open for updating versions of your development tests and may have meant MP3Gain Portable that was the problem. Either way, I was able to download your updates of both.
Thanks again.