Is there a such program that retag all your songs?

[j5tar]

I have like 400 untagged songs but I am too lazy to tag all of them. Is there a such program that can automatically do it? I know there's a program that adds album art though but I need it tagged.

 

[billboe]

There is a program that i've mentioned in another thread and i use frequently. it's called Mp3nity.
I know it does what you want. you can open all of your songs at once in the list, and wherever there are songs that are untagged, Mp3nity automatically suggests the info that are missing, finally just click Update to save the changes. it can also add album arts and even lyrics.
There's also a tool called Tag From Web, it allows you to retrieve all the info for a particular album, but this one is one album at a time.


good luck.

 

[MusicTrax]

If J5tar is on Windows, I'd recommend Tag & Rename. Hands down, the best MP3/AAC tagging program I've ever seen, and I've been through at least two dozen of them.

I'm a Mac guy, but I (reluctantly) run Windows just for this one program. Nothing else touches it, IMHO.

 

[billboe]

I think the OP is asking for a program that automatically tags files. T&R doesn't do that.

But anyways, i've tried that some time ago, it's ok, but Mp3nity is superior by comparision. It does everything T&R does, but it also has many more features that aren't found in any of the other taggers. Google it if you like and read about the stuff it does on their home page. (I can't post a link)

And it's funny but Windows Vista has a good simple tagger in its Windows Exporer, so if you don't need the automatic thing, you could use that.

 

[jimbobvaquero]

http://musicbrainz.org/doc/PicardDownload

 

[j5tar]

Thanks a lot, I will give these a try!!! And let you guys know how it goes

 

[j5tar]

Mp3nity is awesome!!!! I never even knew such program existed.

 

[billboe]

I know, it's very poorly advertised and less known than the others (although it's been there before them), but it's awesome isn't it? you can't live without it once you start using it, if you have a music collection that keeps growing.