Windows Vista

one of the most complicated things i have ever seen. straighten it out please.

1- I don't like it that there's no preview option
2- I don't know why but when I used the option "Tag from filename" the "Continue" Button wasn't accessible so this option was useless.

Mp3tag v2.43 works like a charm and it's also freeware........

good program, but sometimes gets tricky

I was hoping to clean up the collection of songs that I have to make them more manageable with itunes and my new ipod touch. It renames files as intended, but most of my files were not properly tagged, so this program was not helpful in this project. I had hoped that I could get my music organized in some easy way, but in the end it required several other programs and a lot of typing to fix a mess that it took me years to make.

Two Words: -

WOW - FANTASTIC

Hi,
I downloaded and tried your program but I could not get the "help" to work and therefore I used a trial and error method. I worked out how to change the formula but one cannot see what is happening until it's happened. Also I still do not know what "Diacritics" means?

What I wanted to achieve was to remove the track number from each MP3 song. I have converted all my favourite songs from my library of CD's to MP3 and now I want to copy them onto a CD or SD flash card to listen to when I'm traveling.

I hope this information is of any help to you.
Regards,
Eric

Fast and easy to use, worked 100%. Thanks.

And all in and easy to understand interface. Took me 2 minutes to get going and save me valuable hours renaming my library.

This product works great. I managed to fix some mp3 that just wouldn't copy properly because of missing tag info. It allows you to manage your all your files with ease and speed. Simply, it’s an excellent program.

Works fine, nice and intuitive interface, with a fast rename (the id tags must be complete, to be renamed), but it would be better if it has no error! everytime with some types of archives (says error! and just don't say what kind of error!). Also it would be faster if I can add subdirectories...

Almost exactly what I wanted, thank you very much guys.

Almost exactly what I wanted, thank you very much guys.

I should add that I became desperate for a utility like id3-renamer after I got my creative zen vision w for christmas. The zen stored all the mp3s i'd ripped on linux and transferred to windows (the zen software only runs on windows), but when I ripped the cd's, the ripper only populated the id3v2 tags, but the zen reads and files things by looking at the id3v1 tags, so I needed to synchronize tags in over 2, 000 songs i'd ripped over three days. Not a chore to be done by hand.
also, the zen organizes files transferred to it, using path layouts from your pc, plus segregating things by media types based on extensions (mp3 is assumed to be music, and mpg is assumed to be video, etc.) the zen does not allow you to rename or alter folders, files, or file locations once it has the music downloaded to it. Also, it displays id tag information only from id3v1, but it lists files by filenames (which really screwed me up on the many files I have where the track number ended up being the first part of the filename!)
i will be using id3-renamer to populate and synchronize all the id3v1 and v2 tags, and correctly rename all the files in a fashion that will allow the zen to download them in some pattern that will make sense when I go to look for my music on it. The zen can also select by tag info and it would be nice to make play lists based on the genre field, once I get those populated, too. Now that I have id3-renamer, all this is not only possible, but feasible.

I had said posted a review titled: "didn`t do what I needed" after not seeing quickly enough how to batch copy id3v2 tags to id3v1 tags. But I've deleted that review because now, after getting the very polite reply from the author about using tag synchronization, I've gotten it doing all I need, plus I've even found out how to use a manual lookup at freedb to populate the id tags and even rename the files if I need to.
This program rocks. I was way off base earlier and had not given it as thorough a checkout as it deserves. If anyone else is about to post a negative review for not getting it to do something for them, they should (like I should have) check the forums first to see if their problem has already been discussed.
In my case, the only problem was the lazy user - me.

After a bad format, I could recover nameless MP3 files from my hard drive. It was terrible for me since I had more than 1000 MP3 files, without names, and folders. Thanks tı ID3 renamer, I could be able to give the MP3 files their original names from their content and they were even better than before!

Maybe point and click, drag and drop has made me lazy but the almost hieroglyphic formula entry presented a real obstacle to use. Reading the help files on the forum I was able to make it do what I wanted (mostly). However, I found that the parsing approach failed where characters of interest were inserted e.g as part of the title. If all titles were the same format, this could be accommodated, but exceptions made whole-directory tagging problematic.

On the other hand it did everything well and the FreeDB lookup, when it actually found the album, was brilliant.

I have a Sansa MP3 player. I want to create audio tags that can arrange my songs by genre that I create (e.g. soul 60s, or mellow 60s).

It would be great if I could go to Explorer, display all of the fields (e.g. title, artist, year, genre, etc) and change any details that I've picked using a search and replace by highlighting only the files I want changed.