AbyssAudio.com - WMAinfo Features

Key Features

Edit tags:
• Multi-file tags editor. Edit tags for multiple or single files. The checked column will auto-fill the same information after you edit the tag information in any file.
• Reading text file. Fill-in tag fields from your .txt file which contains header information (Author, Year, Album) and numbered Title tracks. Example1 here.

Note: Any changes with tags will be updated only after clicking the "Save Tag" button.

Rename files
• Rename file individually in the "file name" cell.
• Easily rename selected files one at a time using the embedded tag data from .wma and .mp3 files.

Get tags from filename
Fill-in tag fields using information from the filename.

Undo
Undo the last "Rename" or "Save Tag" action.

Export tags
Write tags data to .txt file. Example2 here.

M3u playlist
Create simple or extended M3U playlist.

Play Music files
Listen to your MP3 or WMA files using your favorite music player.

Review file's content
    View tags of MP3 or WMA file and the contents of TXT or M3U file.

Edit names of tags
   Create new fields or rename existing.

Explorer shell extensions
    WMAinfo can be added to the MS Explorer context menu so that you can have access to editing tags faster by clicking the right mouse button and selecting the function.

In addition WMAinfo has helpful notes of menu commands built into the interface (hints and displays in the status bar).

What are WMA and ID3 tags?

A WMA tag contains information about the song like Title, Artist, Album and more. The tag is located at the beginning of the WMA (Windows Media Audio) file. Other applications can use this information -- as well as hardware devices, like portable players -- to display the details about the song regardless of its existing filename.
An ID3 tag has the same basic functionality, but the information is stored at the end of an MP3 file.

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