I have created a TAG PANEL field called "DATE RELEASED" which is used to show the date an album was released. This field shows up in the COLUMNS and can also be exported to Excel using CSV. The problem I'm having is that the "DATE RELEASED" does not show up in folder view in Win 11 as I understand t…

[image] xpac5896a: The problem I'm having is that the "DATE RELEASED" does not show up in folder view in Win 11 as I understand that this column in Win 11 is NUMERIC. See this thread: [image] Creating a Tag Panel entry and have it show up in Windows 11 Support I cre…

[image] xpac5896a: The problem I'm having is that the "DATE RELEASED" does not show up in folder view in Win 11 Are you sure that DATE RELEASED is an official, supported by Windows 11 File explorer field? You could try to fill such a date in one of your example files in Windows 11 File Explo…

[image] xpac5896a: How do I convert the field I've created to an NUMERIC field rather than a TEXT field, which I believe MP3Tag uses as "TYPE" when creating the fgield. AFAIK you can not define the type of a field which you want to add. The "Type" you can choose for a Tag panel field is only…

LYRICS LOVER: The "DATE RELEASED" field IS supported by Win 11 and can be found by right clicking on a blank column in FOLDER VIEW then choose the folder you want to enter the column, go to MORE>CHOOSE DETAILS and scrolling down to DATE RELEASED. Looking at MP3Tag, the column "TRACK" converts to "#"…

[image] xpac5896a: I guess I'm just picky. I would think that your initial task is to find the corresponding field name in MP3tag instead of your user-defined field [image] xpac5896a: DATE RELEASED which is just the label for the data and not the field name, is still open. If you hav…

[image] xpac5896a: and scrolling down to DATE RELEASED. I have just tried that in a freshly installed Windows 11. Even if it is true that you can select a column with the name "Date Released" ("Veröffentlichungsdatum" in German), I can not find a way to fill this field in Windows File Explor…

I think I have found a workaround for your problem in Mp3tag: RELEASETIME If you use the tag name RELEASETIME and enter something like 2024-10-31T23:45:12 in your MP3 file, you can SEE it in Windows 11 File Explorer like this: [image] You can still not change it or make it visible in the son…

[image] xpac5896a: All I'm looking for is YYYY, Have you tried ORIGYEAR? [image] Tag Field Mappings – Mp3tag Documentation Overview of all available tag fields, their names in Mp3tag, and how they are mapped to the internal structures of the different tag formats. Mp3tag is the un…

Creating a TAG panel field from text to numeric

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ohrenkino October 8, 2024, 3:06pm 4

See this thread:

I do not think that the problem is that of being numeric or text but that it is a user-defined field. And the Windows Explorer does not support user-defined fields in general.