In one folder I've got files in a MP3 and a WAV-version. I can change the attributes for the MP3 files, but writing to every WAV-file results in an error message: "File {filename.wav} can not be written". There is no info on the why. I cannot find problems withe either of these files. They all play…

As wav is a lossless format, encode the unwilling files again. If [image] Kaia: In MP3TAG however, there is no codec, bitrate then it looks like the file is corrupt somewhere and somehow. Re-encoding is the fastest way.

Thanks for your answer. Both @ohrenkino and @Poster . I can't say I understand, because the file did everything it should, except I couldn't write tags to it. After re-encoding it was solved. However, I didn't use ffmpeg for the re-encoding, but used MediaHuman Audioconverter instead, because that …

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Example — Re-encode WAV using ffmpeg Some WAV files have an invalid structure or extra junk bytes at some RIFF chunks so re-encoding the file might fix the problems. You can use the excellent ffmpeg command line utility as a user-defined tool from within Mp3tag. [Convert using ffmpeg as a user-defined tool] Name wav2wav Path Please locate the path of your ffmpeg.exe Parameter -i "%_filename_ext%" "%_folderpath%\%_filename%_out.wav"

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