mp3Tag
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ManiacTools
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Windows
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Shareware |
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$24.95 (Buy it now)
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3398000
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Got a music collection with hundreds of poorly labeled mp3 files? Like having complete information about your music files - album, performer, genre, lyrics, year of release, and so on? Hate editing tags manually? We've got something you should take a look at!ManiacTools 4.4 is a tag processor for MP3, WMA, OGG and APE files with great features, like an automated search for lyrics and pictures (album covers). Another important advantage is the automatic tag filling option, which works great for mp3 albums that come without tags and meaningless file names, like 01.mp3, 02.mp3, 03.mp3, etc. The program takes the track lengths and compares this information with FreeDB data to find the appropriate album to import tags from. After confirmation the information is stored in the tags and if required can be used to rename the files. also import tags from Amazon.com.ManiacTools 4.4 allows the users to view and edit tag information, save lyrics and pictures inside MP3-files, view technical information about music files and delete unused MP3-tags.The program is capable of changing one or more tag fields simultaneously (including multiple files), generating WinAmp and Windows Media Player playlists, exporting tag information, renaming groups of files according to their tag data and much more.Other important program features are the Drag&Drop technology and is fully compatible with Windows Media Player 9. It does not require any special skills and has received over a dozen awards, including prestigious WebAttack Editor's Pick. The program is translated into all major European languages.The new version of the program is extremely fast, very stable, completely bug-free and is incredibly easy to use. Download ManiacTools 4.4 now and take it for a free 30 day test-run! |
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