Windows 10: Two problems with editing metadata of music files

Good day all,

I've got 2 problems about editing metadata of music files and I'd appreciate it a lot if someone could help me with this.

1. I know that you can't tag and edit WAV files' metadata but it seems that it's possible to edit their music information through Windows Media Player. My question is, can this music information of WAV files in WMP be saved in these files in some way? It's really tiring to edit these WAV files on WMP every time after a backup and I was wondering therefore if this is possible or not.

2. For some mp3 files it's not possible to edit their metadata for some reason. The Details tab in their Properties dialog is always empty and I can't fill the blanks (Read-only is not selected). And even though I am able to edit their metadata on WMP, their Details tab still stays blank regardless. Usually, from my experience, editing the mp3 information through WMP usually fills its Details tab automatically. But for some it's just not possible. How to fix this?

:)

 

Nokia E7 music player.

Hi Mushroomlolz,



Sounds like a problem with metadata in the music files. I recall this happening to me also when upgrading from Symbian Anna to Nokia Belle. The way the metadata of music files is handled differently in Nokia Belle and Nokia Belle Refresh, therefore you will
need to locate the offending files and use an advanced ID3 / metadata tag editor on your PC to edit the metadata tag information so it will display correctly on your device.

 

How to organise the musics and playlist follow the folder name?

The music player organizes music by metadata.

Edit the metadata in the PC before you put the files in the phone , either add ALBUM or Genre tags so that they will be sorted in the Music player.

 

Hi could you post an mp3 that is problematical as a zipped attachment (via 'Go advanced'), and a screenshot showing how you are trying to access its metadata please?

 

Hello,

Attached is an example of such an mp3 file.

I edit the metadata by accessing the Details tab through right-clicking on an mp3 file and then choosing Properties (see attachment). I am aware that you can't edit the metadata if an mp3 file is in the My Music folder; you'd first have to open its location (right-click --> open file location) to get to its version that is editable.

 

Here's a simple fix:
Download a copy of mp3tag (free).
Rt click on yr mp3, click mp3tag.
Click your mp3 in its GUI to display tags in the left pane.
Save

Now try properties, details and the tags are visible.

 

Great, I'll try that. Thanks.

Do you happen to know a solution to my first problem?