The Linux OS makes listening to your music collection quick and simple. For instance, Xine, MPlayer and Amarok let you track and play your musical selections with a point and a click. In fact, we have reviewed these and other audio players in this space. Not so easy to manage, however, is labeling your tracks and filing unique notes to help you locate specific tunes and albums. That is where Audio Tag Tool can become an invaluable assistant in managing the ID3 information fields, known as tags, within the data the music player displays for your MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files.
I really like Audio Tag Tool and use it all the time.
It's simple, efficient and elegant.
One thing though, for people like me who use certain MP3 players that filter by genre (e.g.Sansa), I wish there were an option to add/edit the genres.
A lot of my listening is podcasts and, if the podcast does not include the genre tag, I have to manually add it. It would be better if I could add it once to the genre list.
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Audio Tag Tool: The Manic Music Librarian's Friend
Posted by: Jack M. Germain June 8, 2011 05:00 AMThe Linux OS makes listening to your music collection quick and simple. For instance, Xine, MPlayer and Amarok let you track and play your musical selections with a point and a click. In fact, we have reviewed these and other audio players in this space. Not so easy to manage, however, is labeling your tracks and filing unique notes to help you locate specific tunes and albums. That is where Audio Tag Tool can become an invaluable assistant in managing the ID3 information fields, known as tags, within the data the music player displays for your MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files.
It's simple, efficient and elegant.
One thing though, for people like me who use certain MP3 players that filter by genre (e.g.Sansa), I wish there were an option to add/edit the genres.
A lot of my listening is podcasts and, if the podcast does not include the genre tag, I have to manually add it. It would be better if I could add it once to the genre list.
Other than that it's great!