Amazon Music for Windows
- By AMZN Mobile LLC
- Free
- 8.8.1.2303
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Mp3tag is a universal media tag editor. It is an easy to use app for conveniently editing tags in audio files such as the information about artist, album, title, and album art. The app supports batch tag editing of ID3v1, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4, iTunes MP4, WMA, Vorbis Comments, and APE tags for multiple files simultaneously. Additionally, it supports Mp3tag queries from online databases such as Amazon, discogs, freedb and MusicBrainz, and can then auto update the tags (including cover art) in your music library. Key features Include: Batch process ID3v1.1, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4, iTunes MP4, WMA, Vorbis Comments and APEv2 tags in multiple files. Support for album art. Import tags from online databases such as Amazon, discogs, freedb, MusicBrainz. Support for Regular Expressions. Support for changing the formatting of file names and tags in uniform schemes. Automatically create playlists manage them playlists automatically while editing the tags. Export to HTML, RTF, CSV and create lists of your music library with custom templates. Full Unicode support. With Mp3tag you can rename files based on the tags, replace characters or words in tags and filenames, import and export tags, create playlists and much more. Overall Mp3tag is a smart little app that saves you stacks of time gathering tag information for your music library. It is lightweight and uses hardly any system resources.
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Tag&Rename
Tag&Rename is a Windows utility created to manage a wide range of popular music formats. The tool allows for quick and easy editing of tag data, for example MP3 ID, Windows media and iTunes tags (see below for full list). Writing new or updating existing tag data can be done for a single file or in batch for an entire album or folder. Tags are created based on file names or data downloaded from various music databases and song directories including freedb, tracktype.org and Amazon. The tagging software supports a long list of fields: title, artist, album, genre, year, disc number, cover art, lyrics, composer, conductor and more. Tag&Rename’s additional features include a powerful playlist editor with support for recursive subfolders and an advanced file list to show music files in a real folder structure. File and tag formats supported by Tag&Rename: .mp3 - ID3v1, ID3v1.1, ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3 and ID3v2.4 tags .wma, .asf and .wmv (Windows Media) - Windows Media tags .m4a, .m4b (Apple iTunes aac and lossless audio files), .m4p (protected files from Apple Music Store), .mp4 - iTunes tags .ogg, .flac and .spx - Vorbis Comments .mpc (MusePack), .ape (Monkey's Audio), .ofr (Optim Frog), .wv (Wav Pack) and .tta (True Audio) - APEv1 and APEv2 tags .wav – ID3v2 tag in 'id3 ' RIFF chank
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If you happen to be an audiophile, then Audiggle is definitely an app you need! Audiggle is a lightweight audio recognition app that has some pretty cool features under the hood. In a single click of the mouse, Audiggle is able to give you the title and the artist for whatever track you care to be listening to. The tracks do not have to be in perfect quality, or for that matter an actual audio track on your computer. The source can be from a soundtrack to a scene in a DV, or a backing track of Youtube clip, or even from an Internet radio station. The Audiggle software works by capturing a short clip of whatever audio is playing on your PC, and it then searches a giant database of similar clips, and provides you with the answers. Audio Sources include: Watching a DVD. Online video. Streaming online TV. Internet Radio. Mislabelled audio tracks. Audiggle is really good at what it does. It does tend to work best of all with high quality audio, but if pushed, it can recognize background music from a scene in a TV show. Overall, Audiggle is a great app that is very capable. It is lightweight, it consumes hardly any of your system resources and can recognise audio data from all over the globe, in numerous languages. With the ability to checkout lyrics to tracks, and have download links for iTunes and Amazon, not to mention the ability to find out if the band you just discovered is playing locally, what more could you possibly need from an audio discovery tool?
