But this worked for me, so I'm not messing with it!Īlthough you did manage to get it working, I will still reply with another way, which would probaly be faster if you are doing a lot of files. GroupDocs.Metadata allows you to remove metadata tags from MP3 with a few clicks. I figure the first example could be created as a 'replace with regular expression', too, in the same fashion as the second example. Second, the bracket stripper: Action type is Replace with regular expression, the field is TITLE, the regular expression is
Now I am going to try and work out conditional formatting so this action does not run on anything which has (Hidden Track) in the title/filename. then the answer was to create two actions.įirst, the colon stripper: the action type is 'Format value', the field is TITLE, the format string is This also removes the space before the file extension which is otherwise produced.
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If after restarting the explorer.exe via the Windows Task Manager, the context menu entry still doesnt appear, please send the output of. Activate the removal of APE tags in the Options under Tags, Mpeg and then click after selecting the files you want to edit. All of these questions have an answer later in this article. You can add and remove action groups via the New and Remove buttons next the list of action groups. User urlwolf had the problem of a tag mish-mash and I suggested deciding on one standard and rewriting the tags using MP3Tag. If youre interested in trying things, you can uninstall Mp3tag (either keep your configuration or make a backup, preferably both) and then reinstall. To add, fix, and remove the metadata on your MP3 and other audio formats, you will need. Replying to your own posts is probably the first sign of madness, but I've managed to achieve the result I was after, despite not having a clue what I was doing! So if anyone else is ever minded to convert a track such as: Florian, you might want to have a look into a thread at MusicIP.
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