graham.myers
Distinguished Member
bit of a weird one this, not sure which forums it live s in
I have converted my 600+ CDs to FLAC using DBPowerAmp
I then down converted them to 192K MP3 and loaded them into itunes so they go onto the 'pod.
I've edited and cajoled the MP3 tags so they are now accurate and placed the correct artwork where possible.
now, I want to fix my FLAC files
Is there a piece of software that will copy id3 tags from one format to another. my directory structure is exactly the same in flac and mp3 ....
\\whs\shares\music\[mp3|flac]\artist\album\artist - album - track# - track.[mp3|flac]
I could probably nobble together a DOS script to wander down the directory path as long as I could call a proggy that took track.mp3 ID3 tags and copied them (apart form the bit rate etc) to the .FLAC file
any ideas
also, is it still true that iTunes doesnt store amended ID3 tags in the header but in its own DB and I'll have to "convert to ID3tags" in itunes first?
I have converted my 600+ CDs to FLAC using DBPowerAmp
I then down converted them to 192K MP3 and loaded them into itunes so they go onto the 'pod.
I've edited and cajoled the MP3 tags so they are now accurate and placed the correct artwork where possible.
now, I want to fix my FLAC files
Is there a piece of software that will copy id3 tags from one format to another. my directory structure is exactly the same in flac and mp3 ....
\\whs\shares\music\[mp3|flac]\artist\album\artist - album - track# - track.[mp3|flac]
I could probably nobble together a DOS script to wander down the directory path as long as I could call a proggy that took track.mp3 ID3 tags and copied them (apart form the bit rate etc) to the .FLAC file
any ideas
also, is it still true that iTunes doesnt store amended ID3 tags in the header but in its own DB and I'll have to "convert to ID3tags" in itunes first?