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[Uwe]

Under Action Window - File Properties - Tag Info i see a Selection List when I want to enter an entry in a tag. Under the Tag "Genre" i have the entries "pop" and "POP". I would like to delete one of theese entries. Is it possible ?
Do theese two entries mean that i have tags with "pop" and tags with "POP"? How can i find them ? I think the search options are not case sensitive.

MC 10.0.90

Thanks, Uwe

[jleerigby]

I've had this problem too.  Soul/R&B was also listed as Soul/r&b even though there were no files with tagged as Soul/r&b.  

This came about after I used Clean File Properties which converted all the Soul/R&B to soul/r&b after which I manually changed them all back.  Despite this the lower case entry stayed in the genre selection list.  To finally cure the problem I changed all these tags to Soul / R&B.

[Uwe]

Thanks JLee.
First i'm glad that i'm not alone  
When i understand you right, it must be possible to rename all "pop" or "POP" Files to another name (maybe Soul / R&B).
The two Pop entries disappear in the selection list. After that i can rename them to "POP" and there's only one entry left in the list ?!

Maybe there are some more hints from overseas in a few minutes, when the new day starts...

Uwe

[Matt]

MC will only show values currently in the library.

To clean things up, just search for all the "Pop" and in-place edit the genre to whatever case you want.

[Uwe]

Matt, that's the Problem. The search for "pop" or "POP" give me the same results.
And i can't look for a "pop" in my 3450 "POP"s  
When i only change the case of the same word (pop->POP), MC changes nothing.

Uwe

[Matt]

When i only change the case of the same word (pop->POP), MC changes nothing.

Uwe

Are you sure?  I just tried with MC 10.0.91 and it makes the change.

[LonWar]

Add a new view scheme with the Genre column.

This will list all the genres in the Library.
Look for pop and Select all edit with POP.

Should work

[Uwe]

That's it !
Needs some time for manual searching.

Thanks
Iamjustagamer !

Thanks Matt !