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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: Sparge Master on May 02, 2006, 07:14:48 PM
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Hey yeah i know mp3s suck but i get paid for dealing with them. I was wondering if anyone knows how to permanentaly change the ID3 tag info for an mp3 on a mac?
thanks
Sparge
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permanently change? as in, make it read-only? not sure if that's possible. pretty sure the tag will always be editable.
as far as just changing the tags - i know this doesn't do you any good since you're on a mac, but perhaps you can find something similar:
Tag And Rename 3.2 (http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm)
VERY powerful tagging software that saves tons of time.. i also use it for tagging my FLACs. extremely useful.
windows only, like i said.. just pointing it out as a frame of reference.
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Hey yeah i know mp3s suck but i get paid for dealing with them. I was wondering if anyone knows how to permanentaly change the ID3 tag info for an mp3 on a mac?
thanks
Sparge
If your not dealing with a huge batch of them, iTunes is easy enough to rename tracks.
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I tried that in iTunes but it only works for when the file is in iTunes and doesnt show up fixed in other programs. I only need to fix about 9tracks (about 45min each) so to re encode them all it will take at least 2-3hours and I am trying to avoid that
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I tried that in iTunes but it only works for when the file is in iTunes and doesnt show up fixed in other programs. I only need to fix about 9tracks (about 45min each) so to re encode them all it will take at least 2-3hours and I am trying to avoid that
Did you try winamp? From the playlist editor, right click > file info.
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No winamp for the mac.
Unless they have a new intel mac that can run XP.
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I use iTunes for mp3 in OSX.3.9
I just dragged a track out of iTunes and opened it in Macamp, Cog, and Quicktime and the info was still there. At least the title, artist, date, track number was there. I know that is not a help for you but I found it interesting that it doesn't work for you. Is there more info your trying to pass, or am I missing something?
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No winamp for the mac.
Unless they have a new intel mac that can run XP.
Gotcha, but you can still whip the llama's ass with Macamp. ;D
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I use iTunes for mp3 in OSX.3.9
I just dragged a track out of iTunes and opened it in Macamp, Cog, and Quicktime and the info was still there. At least the title, artist, date, track number was there. I know that is not a help for you but I found it interesting that it doesn't work for you. Is there more info your trying to pass, or am I missing something?
The dragging them out of iTunes fixed it but I had to actually drag it out of iTunes