Download Mp3tag 2.45b beta

Florian Heidenreich has released a new beta release of Mp3tag. With this program, the meta tags of the most common music formats can be modified. Support is available for ID3v1, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4, iTunes Mp5, wma, Vorbis Comments and Ape tags. Furthermore, the file names can also be modified on the basis of those tags and playlists can be generated. In version 2.45b the following changes and improvements have been made:

New:

• Explorer context menu entry now realized via dedicated shell extension.
• Added field PRESENT keyword to filter for files that contain a specfic field in their tags.
• Placeholder %_tool% for TAK now contains used TAK encoder version.
• Support for reordering files via drag and drop at Tag Sources dialog.

Changes:

• Adjusted MP4 media type mappings to reflect changes in iTunes 9.
• COPYRIGHT field now maps to MP4 cprt atom.
• Extended profile information displayed in %_vbr% for TAK files.
• File extension is now not selected when renaming files in file list.
• Now displays technical information of the first audio track in MP4 (instead of the first track).
• SUBTITLE at MP4 now contains what previously was ITUNESPODCASTDESC which now contains the long description.
• Tag Sources selection dialog now remembers its selection state and sorting of search results.
• Updated discogs web source.
• Updated TAK decoder library tak_deco_lib.dll to TAK 2.0.0.
• User-defined fields are not truncated to 255 characters in MP4 anymore.

Fixed:

• Menu ‘Edit, Select all files’ only worked if file list had focus.
• Placeholder %_counter% was not available at action ‘Export cover to file’.
• Placeholder %_md5audio% now only available for audio formats tagged with ID3 and/or APE tags.
• Removing files from filter result caused files that do not match the filter expression to be displayed.
• Runtime error when sorting files after filtering with an invalid filter expression.
• Sort indicator in file view was not reset if playlists were loaded or files were added.
• Workaround for MP4 files with unconventional avcC atoms.