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The base concept behind all converters in Mp3tag is the so called format string, which describes a pattern (or template) of a filename or a line in a tag-list file. These functions offer advanced display and converting options and are to be used in combination with format strings and placeholders. m3u playlist of some music files and add MP3Tag to the Open With context menu. The issue with that is the permissions for the WindowsApps folder still comes into it. Just make sure throughout the process that you always have the same number of songs selected in MP3Tag, as rows in excel, and lines in the text files (easy to check with Notepad++). Mp3tag provides a variety of possibilities to get tag information from parts of the filename or rename files based on the information stored in the tag of a file. Mp3tag offers various built-in scripting functions, which can be used at various places in the program. The dev could probably find a way to do this via a single context menu item.

use txt>tag with the exported txt file from excel to the same selection (in the navigation window) of songs you used in 1).

#Mp3tag path to tag code

The above code seems to work pretty well though.

#Mp3tag path to tag full

The Mp3tag column 'TagRead (TagTypes)' displays the information, what tag-types have been detected by Mp3tag in the current media file, and what tag-type has been currently read by Mp3tag. Hmm, not quite sure about how this would work but I did create an extra column in Mp3Tag which displays the current full path length in decimal, as per your tip in one of the other threads.

use excel to extract the artist from the path (extremely easy), and save that list of artists to a new text file (this step can probably be skipped, because in the first step you can do that with the string function of MP3Tag I am just not good enough with scripting/string manipulation in MP3Tag, and quite good in excel, so the extra step in excel would actually save me much more time. Some Tags are only designed for a special file type, some can be used with different media file types. 4 I have a large number of MP3s (> 10000) organized in a directory structure like /Music/Artistname/Albumname/Trackname.mp3 Many of them are missing the correct ID3 tags for artist and album.

point MP3Tag to the directory above the artist directory, so all the songs are listed in the navigation window select all files and export the file path to a text file.

You can choose a specific file from your local drive, or you can use a. Ohrenkino's solution probably will work (I wouldn't want to doubt him), but you could also use the following workaround with an intermediate txt file (and with using excel, but this is not always necessary): Renaming files, creating folders and complete directory structures from tags can be done by using Convert Tag - Filename with a format string. Importing tags from text files can be done by using Convert Text File - Tag.

Am also using the txt>tag conversion for changing a tag value (ALBUM in my case) across thousands of files in a complex directory structure.