24-Nov-2016, 22:16
Hi Womaz,
Do you have a Windows or IOS pc?
Either way, DBPoweramp may work similarly.
On a Windows pc, a simple change to view tag data is to change the properties of the Music library.
Right click the Music library and select Properties and change the section 'Optimize this library for:' to Music.
When you open an Album folder to view the track files, the columns should be Music oriented. You can choose which columns you would like to be displayed. The values are taken from the the Music tags.
Alternately, right click a track file and select the properties and a number of tabs will be displayed.
Hopefully, there should be one for Audio Properties and one for ID-Tag, both of these created by DBPoweramp.
Selecting the latter will show the available tags with their values.
This should give you a good idea of the information stored with each track file.
If you feel brave, you can change these values and check what effect they have on the control apps, but as others have said make any changes to a copy.
Do you have a Windows or IOS pc?
Either way, DBPoweramp may work similarly.
On a Windows pc, a simple change to view tag data is to change the properties of the Music library.
Right click the Music library and select Properties and change the section 'Optimize this library for:' to Music.
When you open an Album folder to view the track files, the columns should be Music oriented. You can choose which columns you would like to be displayed. The values are taken from the the Music tags.
Alternately, right click a track file and select the properties and a number of tabs will be displayed.
Hopefully, there should be one for Audio Properties and one for ID-Tag, both of these created by DBPoweramp.
Selecting the latter will show the available tags with their values.
This should give you a good idea of the information stored with each track file.
If you feel brave, you can change these values and check what effect they have on the control apps, but as others have said make any changes to a copy.
