Software automatically fixes incomplete audio tags.
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Audio Tags Editor v1.9 compares mp3 albums with incomplete tags to reference database to identify album that has same number of tracks and same track playtime for each song. Once identified, all missing information is imported automatically. Program also enables users to edit tags manually, facilitating batch processing when many files need to be renamed or when same tag needs to be edited in multiple files. Software runs under Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003.
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ABF Software Releases Audio Tags Editor 1.9; Fix Incomplete Audio Tags Automatically.
Downloading and sharing music is one of the most common Internet activities. This is largely due to popularity of mp3 file format, which is dominant nowadays. It offers small file size, great sound quality and in most cases ... incomplete tags. Files that are called track1, track2, track3 and contain no information about artist, album, year of release or lyrics are familiar to most music fans. Some dedicated music aficionados fill the missing tags manually, spending about an hour for each album. Yet, this all can be done in less then a minute automatically!
Audio Tags Editor compares mp3 albums with incomplete tags to a reference database (FreeDB). Once it identifies an album that has the same number of tracks and the same track playtime for each song as the "incomplete" one, all missing information is imported automatically.
If one wishes, he or she can use the program to edit tags manually as well. This is especially helpful for batch processing, when hundreds of files need to be renamed or when the same tag needs to be edited in multiple files. Once again, Audio Tags Editor does excellent job of automating these tasks too. Conveniently, the program comes with a simple and familiar to many Excel-like editing features (spreadsheets) for tags.
Better yet, one does not have to be a musician or a computer whiz to figure out how it works. Audio Tags Editor is an extremely straightforward application, with intuitive, uncluttered interface that people understand. And, unlike other professional applications that may cost fifty or even almost one hundred dollars, Audio Tags Editor comes with a "down to earth" price. Plus, the program edits all kinds of music file tags, not just mp3 ones.
Audio Tags Editor is distributed electronically over the Internet; free demo version is available at www.audio-tags-editor.com for evaluation.
The price of a single license is 29.95 US Dollars.
ABF software, Inc. is a software developing, outsourcing and consulting company founded in 2000. The corporation has produced a variety of popular inexpensive end-user products, tools and components marketed under the names of ABF, CD Blaster, and Remote Desktop Control. The company is known also for providing excellent low cost software custom developing services, consulting and IT outsourcing solutions.
If you have any questions, would like to request editor's copy, want to inquire about special prices for volume buyers/software resellers, or have a business proposal, please contact Anton Karpenko at press@abf-soft.com
System Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003.
Company Website: http://www.abf-software.com/
Product Page: www.audio-tags-editor.com
Download: www.audio-tags-editor.com/audio-tags-editor/data/AudioTagsEditorInstall.exe
Buy Link: www.audio-tags-editor.com/buy.html
