1. Uniquesquared Metabliss Id3 Tag Editor For Mac
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Uniquesquared Metabliss Id3 Tag Editor For Mac

Oh boy, you can join me. I feel like I'm the only person on this planet who doesn't find iTunes efficient for mass editing on a Mac. While using Windows for so many years, I believe I used the very same editor as you – or one very similar to it. I have yet to find anything comparable on the Mac. I'm disappointed and surprised.

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So much that for a long time I've had some desire to try and write one myself that would include all of those features we've come to depend on from that Windows-based editor. Either from scratch, or by modifying an open source application. I just don't have the time to devote to it right now – if ever.

Every now and again I look to see if anything new has been created and try out different editors if they've been updated. But so far, what I've resorted to is to use that Windows-based editor by running Windows virtually through Parallels Desktop. It's not the solution I prefer, but it's a compromise for now.

On Thursday, February 14, 2013 2:16 PM Funky-T wrote: HI All Just switched to MAC and I need a ID3 tag (batch) editor to copy/edit the initialkey and groupby tags. Any recommendations? On Windows I used mp3tag.de which is absolutely great, so I'm looking for something similar. I've tried Media Rage but it doesn't match my needs.

Cheers Funky-T. Status update: I've looked more into the DougScript and modified one to see if I could get hold of the initialkey-tag. Unfortunately it wasn't possible as it seems only to be possible to access iTunes tags and not extended ID3 tags. However I could use it to make the leading zero for single character keys i.e.

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08A instead of 8A. I've come across an ID3 editor called Jaikoz, which can show the initialkey-tag, but I haven't yet found a way to copy values between tags.

(EDIT: Just found out that it is possible to copy/paste from one column to another. So I think I will use the £20 and try it out) Chad, what program do you use during development to verify that the initialkey-tag is written correctly? It might end up with that I have to program an ID3 tag editor myself. I want to say that I tried exploring this myself quite a year or two back on Snow Leopard with the editor I was using on Windows then.

Which I determined was not that one, but rather. What confused me was that both websites are on a German domain.

I may take a stab at this again with Wineskin and ID3-TagIT and see what I come up with. What co, February 16, 2013 3:57 AM Funky-T wrote: I did some more research and came across which in the first run didn't work (quit unexpected when opened), but suddenly it worked.

On Thursday, February 14, 2013 2:16 PM Funky-T wrote: HI All Just switched to MAC and I need a ID3 tag (batch) editor to copy/edit the initialkey and groupby tags. Any recommendations? On Windows I used mp3tag.de which is absolutely great, so I'm looking for something similar. I've tried Media Rage but it doesn't match my needs. Cheers Funky-T you may want to try Music Tag Editor for mac, see their website, I found this app is useful for me to edit MP3 and flac Tags, Also the rename function is enabled at new version.