Mp3tag 3.27c
Mp3tag is a universal tag editor which allows you to change the metadata of a variety of popular audio formats.
Mp3tag offers support for a variety of formats, such as MP3, MP4, AAC, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, M4A, M4B, OFR, OFS, SPX, TAK, WV and TTA and it can be used to edit ID3v1.1, ID3v2, and APEv2 Tags.
What this application mainly does is renaming files by using tag information and creating playlists. It also supports online databases searches for your music files, which means you can get tag information automatically from the Internet.
Other features of this program are batch editing, support for Cover Art Download, adding album covers to your files, replacing strings in tags and filenames, creating playlists automatically, importing tags from online databases, exporting to HTML, RTF and CSV, and generating reports and collection lists.
Additionally, you can perform batch export of embedded album covers, enjoy support from iTunes specific tags, and create your own commands which comprise various actions performed with just one mouse click.
This means you can edit title, artist, genre, album and other information with just one click, for multiple files at once. Editing several files at a time is extremely easy. Just select them using your mouse, and then use the options provided by Mp3tag.
For all those who like to keep their music well-organized and care about the tag information associated to their audio files, Mp3tag is an excellent choice. It has many automated features, it allows you to edit multiple files at the same time and it is easy to use, in spite of its complexity.
Changes to Mp3tag 3.27:
- CHG: reimplemented parsing of TAK files and removed dependency to `tak_deco_lib.dll`.
— Full list of changes.
- CHG: addressed CVE-2024-7193 by adding checks for integrity and manual loading of `tak_deco_lib.dll` for handling TAK files to prevent DLL side-loading.
- FIX: updating 32-bit MP4 `stco` chunk-offset atoms to 64-bit `co64` chunk-offset atoms if referenced sizes are exceeding the unsigned int 32-bit range.
- NEW: added support for searching the File List via 'Edit > Find...' and Ctrl+F.
- CHG: changed keyboard shortcut for favorite directory to Ctrl+M.
- CHG: MP4 files that couldn't be parsed are now listed in the File List with an error description in the Tag column.
- CHG: updated code-signing certificate.
- NEW: added 'Copy as Text...' to File List context menu.
- FIX: Tag Sources settings dialogs showed resize grip despite not being resizable in some cases.
- FIX: writing an UTF-8 encoded temporary playlist via the File Explorer shell extension produced wrong 4-byte character encoding for some Unicode characters (requires restart to be updated if shell extension is already installed and currently in use).
- FIX: Matroska Segment title was not read and removed on updates.
- CHG: added `TRACK` and `TITLE` to track list at Tag Sources result dialog for releases with only one track.
- FIX: track list at Tag Sources result dialog didn't list track length for releases with only one track.
- FIX: UTF-8 encoded cuesheets without BOM were read as ANSI-encoded text.
- NEW: added support for `©enc` MP4 atom which is mapped to ENCODEDBY.
- NEW: added support for `sdes` MP4 atom which is mapped to STOREDESCRIPTION.
- NEW: added support for Opus in MP4.
- NEW: added support for detection of AV1 video tracks in MP4.
- CHG: internal changes to parts that are responsible for reading and writing MP4 metadata.
- FIX: runtime error if sort criteria of a file list column used invalid syntax.
- FIX: cover preview control at Tag Sources overlapped with cover info and checkbox on some systems.
- FIX: issues regarding skipped files or inconsistent state when renaming directories via action Format value or 'Convert > Tag - Tag' with `_DIRECTORY`.
- NEW: Discogs Tag Sources: added column with cover dimensions to list of query results.
- LNG: updated Brazilian Portuguese, Catalan, Corsican, French, Hungarian, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish, and Ukrainian translation.
They're crazy, this has to be the best giveaway ever. We have over 48,000 FLAC recordings and rips, we work in radio... our library has been exclusively tagged by Mp3tag.
Easy, efficient & perfect tagging. Bravo to you.
Oh, did I say it's free? Sweet Jesus...