Splitter screens are limited by the size of your monitor if there are so many values that the splitter exceeds the window size, you should use the Tag Inspector to continue.

You can also click the button to open a multiple value editor. For example, entering 'Justin Timberlake Ciara' would store both artists and include both artists separately in places like Artists View and the Column Browser. Each value is separated using a semicolon ( ). MusicBee allows multiple values to be stored for many tag fields. You can also set Track and Album rating, and you can use the artwork frame here to add artwork just like the one on the Artwork tab. This tab shows major info about the track like Title, Artist, etc. You can also add or edit source website info, and filename unless you're using Auto-Organize.ĭue to reduced space, Date Modified, Last Played, and Play/Skip Count are not available when the tag editor is docked in the main panel. However, you can choose to change the date added to the MB database, encoder info, and play/skip counts if you wish. The properties tab mostly shows descriptive file info that cannot be edited directly.

MusicBee will read but not write APE tags.

AIFF files cannot be tagged except by saving the tags in the MusicBee database.

ID3 chunk which I don't think is a standard WAV file tagging type but a number of players are using it.

LIST/ INFO chunk which is a standard that covers some of the tags.WAV files have less definite standards, but Steven says this is how MusicBee handles them:.ID3v2.3 is the most common, but MusicBee also supports v1 and v2.4.Standards provide a common syntax that allows tags to be read and edited across multiple programs and devices.Įach file format has a particular tagging standard: Tag standards refer to the expected format of metadata in a file, in our case audio files. Each tab of the editor is shown below, along with a list of how the tags are saved to the file for some common formats. The tag editor can be shown as a floating window or docked at the bottom of the main panel. Both these operations will overwrite any existing values in the field. Fields which have differing values will be shown as blank, and checking this box will clear them all. If you change a field, it will be automatically checked and the value will be applied to all the tracks. If you edit more than one track at once, there will be a check box next to each field. There is also a hotkey for this command (Shift+Enter by default). You can open the tag editor for any track or group of tracks by selecting them, right clicking, and choosing 'Edit' from the menu.

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