


Do you have any idea how to fix it? It would be a great help. I tried using different WAV metadata editors to fix the problem, but unfortunately, it didn't fix it. Organize and format files to your sorted preference.I do have a problem with my WAV file I found that the tags are wrong.Cover Art Support Search and add album covers to your audio.Ability to rename files based on tag data and import tags from filenames.Modify words, characters, or strings in tags and filenames.Provides access to editing tags of your audio library. The many organizational tools this program provides definitely make life easier and you simply can't go wrong choosing this editor. It is definitely not the cluttered mess that you would find in some similar editors. The simple yet tidy user-interface of the software is straightforward and makes it easy to pick up right off the bat. This editor makes it's extremely simple to organize and format your audio to your own conventional preference to tidy your library up. Along with being compatible with many different audio formats it also supports online metadata lookup for even quicker tagging (Discogs, Freedb, Amazon, and more are supported).Īnother useful provided function is the ability to download and add cover art to your files to spice up the look of your audio library. It is able to batch tag multiple files (MP4, WMA, AAC, OGG, Vorbis, APE, and more) at once, saving a lot of time if you need to add information to multiple songs simultaneously in one go. While the main use of this tag editor is to modify the metadata of your audio library, you can also do much more as well. It allows for easy editing of the metadata of songs such as: song title, artist name, composure, year, genre and much more additional song information for categorization purposes. Using this software you can view, add, remove and modify the necessary information of your audio files. Free MP3 Tag Editor is a Windows-based audio tagging program with various easy to use, yet powerful tools.
