A few months ago I successfully used MP3TAG to display just these 2 fields:
Artist
Title
A few days ago I added additional files to my Aurender and noticed I needed to update to current version of MP3TAG.
However now I'm additional info added to song title - example of Michael Franks' "Hits" album and track "Eggplant"
The display now shows:
02. Eggplant.wav
The magic numbering seems to work OK.
I've tried various versions of tagging "Convert" options - some process song title OK but adds ".wav" to artist name.
I'm using these strings:
%artist% - %title%
%artist% %title%
Reading HELP and a few previous threads, I remain hopelessly lost on how to solve this problem.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated - thank you!
-Jim
then it probably does not read tags in WAV files.
You could try to convert them (with another program) to FLAC and see whether the player can cope with FLAC files. If not ... use a different player.
Honestly, I don't believe you.
Could you please show us what you did with which function and what it looks like in the program that displays the data in a way that you don't like?
The filename has a pattern consisting of a number, a dot, a space and some text.
In the "format string" you tell MP3tag which piece from the filename should be stored in which field.
So if you tell MP3tag
You put "02." into the field ARTIST and "eggplant" into TITLE.
(I do not see any information that looks like an artist's name - MP3tag cannot guess that ...)
If you have a dot and a space as separator between the pieces of information, then use
Format string: %track%. %title%
If you really only want to extract the data for TITLE, then use
Format string: %dummy%. %title%
Do you have the information for ARTIST somewhere, e.g. in the folder name?
Then it could be possible to extract that also. You would have to show us a real foldername and filename.
Still: the filename that you show us does not show any artist name. So where should it come from?
The format string that you use does not really match the data found in the filename. So the result is not quite up to what you intended to get. But that is what you told MP3tag to import.