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Wow, my MP3 collection dating back to 1998 is in a pretty sorry condition.
Tags are wrong or missing, song names are missing from the music track, bit rates are wacky.
All of my files come from different locations or methods of ripping, so they are all different.
One day, I will have some time on my hands (one day I hope!).
Check out the applicationhere.
It is a 6.4MB installer which sets up pretty quickly.
Once you get the program installed you will see this screen:
Navigate to where your music is stored.
you might point the program to a different parameters file as well from this screen.
I selected my folder and hit the OK button.
I would recommend that you do opt for a backup - just to be safe.
Lots of my MP3s suffer from this issue and others.
By highlighting a music track, you could see all of the associated issues.
Now even though the utility lets you fix the problems, it is by no way automatic.
You have to use the buttons at the top of the screen to fix your problems.
Also if you simply left-click, all the visible files get processed.
However, it is possible to process only the selected files.
The first button has lots of functionality as you’ve got the option to see below.
It worked awesome, not as quick as I might have liked but this baby really does work.
And it can fix any issues with your music files.
Next up, Normalization:
Normalization needs to be run in album mode on a single album.
Or you will see this error:
Next up, tags - and the MP3 Diags tag editor.
Hit the Tag button and off you go:
This is a console for editing and downloading tags.
It has multiple sites to grab your tags from.
