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Subject:
Getting CDDB info for existing MP3's
Category: Computers > Software Asked by: shiva777-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
15 May 2003 18:46 PDT
Expires: 14 Jun 2003 18:46 PDT Question ID: 204399 |
I know how to retrieve CDDB song info when ripping a CD. However I have a bunch of MP3's where I know the album name, but have the songs listed as track 1, track 2 etc. Is there a freeware/shareware program (preferably freeware), that I can submit a folder which contains MP3's of one album to a CDDB service and it will rename the files with the correct song names? Thanks. |
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Subject:
Re: Getting CDDB info for existing MP3's
Answered By: deadlychiapet-ga on 15 May 2003 20:11 PDT Rated: |
Hi there, I believe I have just the program you're looking for. It's a freeware program called CDDB MP3 tool and can be downloaded from the developers website at http://www.medic.dk, or directly at http://www.smooth.dk/files/CDDBMP3setup.exe. If you don't have the Visual Basic 6 runtimes (required for this program) you can also download them from the site above. I found the program very easy to use since there was no messing around with lots of options and menus to search through to do what you want to do. Here's a step-by-step guide to what you need to do: -Start the program through it's shortcut on the Start menu and then navigate to the directory where your mp3 files are in the directory browser. -When the program sees what looks like an album in a directory it will automatically launch a CDDB search and prompt you to pick an entry from the list when it finishes -Pick one (usually the top one will do) and click Select -Under Standard Options at the top left change Action to Rename + ID3 Tag files -At this point you can change options including the name format so it's in the usual Artist - Song Title format rather than the default it comes set at, and make sure other items are correct such as the Year for the ID3 tag and comments you'd like to add (if any). -Press the Execute button and say Yes to the prompt. -Tada! You're done! I wanted to test it to make sure it worked, so I set up a sample directory to work with and it went flawlessly. I believe that this program should work just fine for you, but if it doesn't please let me know and I'll be happy to help you with any problems, or find another program for you. -Deadlychiapet-ga Google search terms used: mp3 cddb folder | |
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Awesome ! Just what I was looking for. |
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