MetaZ for Mac
MP4 metadata editor.
Free
In English
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MetaZ overview
MetaZ is an MP4 metadata editor for OS X.
It started its life when another great metadata editor, MetaX, stopped getting updated. Some of the web services it used changed in ways that broke functionality and it had some really annoying (to us at least) little missing things like no proper window resizing. This lead to us starting MetaZ as a reimplementation of MetaX with a few ideas of our own sprinkled in there.
What’s new in version 1.0.3
- Merge pull request #263 from dagronf/bugfix/hang-issue-catalina-multithread-issues
- Reverted the multithreading improvements (Catalina bug 262)
MetaZ for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.0.3
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Nov 18 2022
Version: 1.0.3
MACUPDATE ADMINS - this won't run on the 64-bit Mac OS's - it's a 32-bit app, so Big Sur/Monterey/Ventura are no-go's.
Jul 14 2019
Version: 1.0.beta-49
So, in VLC, when opening the Media Information window, there is a field 'Description'. But this field does not appear to map to either the 'Short Description' or 'Long Description' fields in MetaZ or visa versa. Using Subler, the field in VLC called Description, actually has the header 'Comment', but that 'field' doesn't show up in MetaZ either.
This Comment field shows up in Plex, VLC and other apps, so the inability of MetaZ to be even recognize it, let alone edit it, is a shortcoming
This Comment field shows up in Plex, VLC and other apps, so the inability of MetaZ to be even recognize it, let alone edit it, is a shortcoming
Oct 4 2017
Version: 1.0a15
Sadly seems to be very much broken under High Sierra.
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Jul 1 2016
Version: 1.0a15
Having a problem downloading artwork for movies.Can anybody help
Nov 15 2014
Version: 1.0a15
Nice editor. I needed something to fix a tag in a movie for Plex that I suspected was embedded, and this did the trick!
