Nila>There's a program called: mp3-explorer though which is pretty simple and lets you modify id3 tags etc.
You can get it at:
www.mp3-explorer.comThanks for the link. It has a great two-pane mass tagging screen.
Pros:
|PLS| Powerful categorizing
|PLS| Mass ID3 tagging
|PLS| Mass file renaming
|PLS| "Little Audio Browser"
|PLS| ID3v1.1 and 2.0 support
|PLS| Exports files to HTML/TXT
|PLS| Advanced file searching
Cons:
None
[mp3 - explorer] is an incredibly efficient utility used for everything from ID3 tagging to creating playlists. By far its most powerful feature stems from its flexible music organizer, which allows users to access MP3, WMA, and M3U/PLS files more easily.
One thing we really liked about [mp3 - explorer] was the intuitive split screen interface. After the program searches for supported media files, it can display them in one long list, or by genre, artist, or album. Files are displayed with a number of details (such as play time, bitrate, frequency, etc.) on the other side of the program. Selected files can then be played or enqueued in an external player, or be added to a playlist. The bottom of [mp3 - explorer] is reserved for making, editing, and saving playlists, as well as for viewing more file information.
Also included is superb mass ID3 tagging. Unique features like IntelliTag (which assigns ID3 tags using filename info) and Normalize (which can be used to automatically change the case of ID3 tags), add a lot of speed and power to the tagging process. In addition, since there is full ID3v1.1 and v2.0 support, [mp3 - explorer] allows for full picture and lyric viewing/editing. With Internet Explorer integration, users can even copy pictures of album covers from sites like Amazon.com or CDnow.com and paste them into ID3v2.0 tags. [mp3 - explorer] is also capable of renaming files through ID3 tag info, using pre-defined "formats."
Other wicked features include an advanced search engine, and the "L.A.B." [mp3 - explorer]'s search can scour its database of songs by title, artist, album, or even bitrate, and frequency. The L.A.B. (Little Audio Browser) is a tiny, 200x260 window, which allows for quick and easy browsing of songs. Selected files can then be played or enqueued in the user's default media player. For those who like to "share" (AKA pirate) music collections, [mp3 - explorer] also allows users to export selected files into an HTML, TXT, or CSV file.
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