How do I batch edit the artist or album name of MP3 files on iPhone or Mac?
Import the MP3 files into Waketag, select the tracks that should share the same value and use batch editing for the relevant fields. Verify the selection…
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Import the MP3 files into Waketag, select the tracks that should share the same value and use batch editing for the relevant fields. Verify the selection…
Read the answerOpen the files in Waketag and use the artwork and metadata tools to find or set the correct cover, then save the edited files. Reopen a saved file to check…
Read the answerOpen the audio file in Waketag, edit its lyrics field and save the metadata into a supported file format. Reopen that saved file to confirm the words are…
Read the answerInspect the file in Waketag to determine which fields are blank or unreadable. Correct the title, artist and album manually, or use recognition to find…
Read the answerCompare the returned artist, track title and release with the actual recording. Remasters, live performances and compilations can share similar names. In…
Read the answerReading and writing are separate permissions. Check whether the account and storage connection used by Waketag allow changes to that file and whether the…
Read the answerFirst reopen the exact saved file in Waketag and verify its title, artist or artwork. Then check that the player is reading that same copy, not an older…
Read the answerGroup the files that belong to the same release before batch editing in Waketag. Apply only truly shared fields, such as the album name, across the selection…
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