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Tagger 1.5.1

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Tagger is an application that auto tags audio files. It also supports batch tag editing.

Features include:

Auto Tagging
File Renaming
Artwork editing
Tag Manipulation

See Tagger's Github project page for more details

For support see Tagger's support page

What's New

Version 1.5.1:

Automatic updates using sparkle.
Scripts to automatically make a release version, sign its dsa and make the appcast.

Requirements

Intel
Mac OS X 10.6 or later
64-bit processor

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Tagger User Discussion (Write a Review)

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Arvidtp reviewed on 01 Jan 2012

So far - awesome! i've wanted an app for this for quite a while. I love "renumber files" (renumber tracks) - that is so useful for what I do with batch bounces from logic using XLD. iTunes can di the same with a applescript, but this is much less clunky. Bravo! I wish it would set the total tracks too when you choose renumber, but its easy to do that separately and I can imagine scenarios where you would NOT want both to happen at once.

[Version 1.5.1]

Bru9 reviewed on 01 Jan 2012

Very nice program - works just fine for me on Lion. Only issue I came across very quickly was in renaming files from tags. Certain characters, most notably "/" in the title tag ie. " Love Minus Zero/No Limit" will stop the renaming process. I did not check out other characters that might not work. Overall, I do like this program. A whole lot of features for free. How about renaming the containing folder based on Artist & Album in the future?

[Version 1.5.1]

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Bilal Syed Hussain (developer) replied on 01 Jan 2012

'/' is the only character that does not work since it is not allowed in Unix filenames, this will be fixed in the next version.

As a workaround use ':' which will be converted by the Operating System to a '/'. E.g temporary change title to 'Love Minus Zero:No Limit' then rename then files.

I look into adding renaming the containing folder based on Artist & Album in the next version

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