Windows 10: How to download and add Track Titles in Windows Media Player

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Here is a quick tutorial for your to download and add Track Titles in Windows Media Player. If you have too many songs with improper titles, it can be a huge task to manually update the titles of each and every song using File Explorer. But thankfully, Windows Media Player lets you download and update the […]

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Missing Track Titles in Windows 10 Media Player

I have a new Windows 10 setup and I have found that when I load an audio CD, the track titles show up as the generic Track 1, Track 2 etc. Track titles are all OK in the music library and when I rip the CD the titles remain Track 1, Track 2 etc.

[The same audio CD loads in Media Player on my old Windows 7 setup with Track Titles correctly decoded and i can rip it with titles correctly displayed.]

I have tried resetting Windows Media Player and clearing the library cache without success. This supposed to just work but I have run out of ideas. Is there a hidden setting that I have to adjust or is there some new Codec that I have to load???

 

Windows Media Player - Skip Track Shortcut?

Hi

My keyboard only has play and stop hotkeys, using Windows Media Player is there a way to make a keyboard shortcut to skip track, even if media player isn't the primary window?

Thanks

 

Media Player - Track Titles are all Japanese

Hello Knud,

Disabling the automatic information retrieval feature in Windows Media Player should sort your issue.

Here's a
thread with a similar issue, follow the suggested resolution by Rob.C.

Note: Steps apply to Windows 10.

In line with this, you may also check this
thread regarding editing media information.

Update us with the outcome.

Regards.