I have a language learning program I wish to import into the Music app on my Macbook. The "artist" is Pimsleur. The "album" is German 1. The album has thirty tracks. Each track is originally titled Unit 01, Unit 02, Unit 03, etc. Right now, in the Music app, the title of each track is %Album% %tra…

How did you get the strange string "%album% %track%" as data into TITLE? Via the tag-panel? If you want to assign the contents of other fields to the field TITLE, then use Convert>Tag-Tag for TITLE Format string: %album% %track% or as the screenshot shows that you have "German 1-01" in TRACK whic…

I have no idea. I'm just clicking on stuff, almost randomly, hoping I stumble across the solution. I click, try something, then import it again into the Music app. So far, I haven't found the answer. I don't understand your suggestion but I'll fiddle with it and see if it works. As I said, I know N…

Did you find the menu Convert and in it Tag-Tag?

I found it. I have no idea what it does. I don't know what "Tag-Tag" means and the program doesn't explain it anywhere. As I said before, I know NOTHING. I paid for this because it is supposedly easy to use. I'm trying to do a very basic thing, but every time I try I spend an hour clicking around …

So perhaps a more systematic approach would be to have a look at the documentation: [image] Basics and Overview Documentation Mp3tag for Mac has two main window components: the Tag Panel on the left the File List where the files are listed Tag Panel The Tag …

Appending something to the titles of tracks in an album

Mac

ohrenkino November 23, 2024, 10:20pm 6

So perhaps a more systematic approach would be to have a look at the documentation:

As I made a suggestion what you could try, I would have expected that you did so after you successfully