forest lodge
So I recently started using my 3Ds as an MP3 player, because it's honestly perfect. No ads, easy to import my music as simple mp3's, and the mixing board is amazing.
However, I see that there's a space for metadata for the music files (see image), including what I believe to be the artist, length of the track, and possibly one or two other bits. How can I edit this metadata? What kind of program do I need?? Please ping me with any info
echo dove
forest lodge
I see, I'll give it a try! How did it turn out for you on your system?
echo dove
It works perfectly!
I have the entire soundtrack of The Super Mario Bros. Movie with proper metadata I attached myself.
I also did the Super Mario Bros. Wonder soundtrack. Here's an example song you can use to see for yourself.
karmic summit
If you were dumping or buying properly, it would tag when you ripped or downloaded the files
Also, it's not like mp3 Metadata hasn't been around for 25+ years with plenty of tools to edit them
You're on a mac and you don't know how to use iTunes to tag stuff?
It's been able to do that for over 20 years
forest lodge
ah fair enough
although i've actually never used iTunes really. I grew up without needing it, I just listened to whatever music the adults around me put on
then when I was older and had a pretty well established computer literacy I would just look for the song on youtube and listen to it there
so I've never really had a need for iTunes
and I didn't grow up using macs exclusively either, i mainly used a chromebook and various windows computers my family members owned
karmic summit
Ok, and most media players can edit the id3 tags as well
This isn't rocket science, it's something that's been a standard tool since the 90s
Winamp, foobar2000, windows media player, iTunes, and a bunch of others can edit mp3 metadata
plucky marsh
This isn't rocket science, it's something that's been a standard tool since the ...
lets calm down
forest lodge
This isn't rocket science, it's something that's been a standard tool since the ...
ah, I always find older tech fascinating because I'm not familiar with it at all and it's so much more in-depth than the tools I see now. Like I said, I never had a need for these tools growing up, but definitely something I'd love to explore now as I can really see the value in them!
And I know these aren't necessarily "older" technologies either, they're just from a time period I'm not very familiar with when it comes to technology, and it always fascinates me
forest lodge
Winamp, foobar2000, windows media player, iTunes, and a bunch of others can edit...
I'll be sure to check out as many of these as I can!