123Tag helps you also to find and catalog &the huge amount of music files that usually are stored and disperded on your PC, discovering the audio files and creating a simple classification from the embedded tags.

Catalog Reports to produce PDF and Word listing and details of your big collection. File names can be changed automatically using the tag information or otherwise it can extract tag information from the file name.

Personal file ordering in folder is allowed, automatic file numbering is also available. En-mass file treatment. Powerful search functions for file names or embedded Tags, Picture, Rating.

Embedded player and file management functions. Rapid playlists creation, management, import export. Supported file formats: - MP3 (MPEG-1 Layer3, ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags)- WMA (Windows Media Audio)- iTunes MP4, M4A, M4B, M4P, M4V, 3GA, 3GP- AAC, APE- OGG Vorbis- FLACSome features of 123Tag- Simple and extended editor for Tags, including embedded Pictures- extraction of main tag information parsing the file name- file rename and numbering using selected tag information- extraction of main MP3 tag information from both the ID3v1 or ID3v2 tag- edit MP4 and G3P tags by the AtomicParsley embedded tool- edit OGG comments by VorbisComment and Metaflac embedded tools- edit AAC and APE atoms- MP3, WindowsMedia, MP4 and QuickTime embedded players- personal file ordering in folder and automatic file numbering - search files by name or embedded Tags - Load/Unload/Edit images into the file Tag - Load/Unload/Edit song lyrics into the file Tag- Automatic discovery and catalogation, search in the catalog and flexible reporting- Create Playlists from sorted file selections exports the all the Tags info to a.

CSV file that you can use with MS Excel, MS Access, and so on- undo function to restore back filename(s) or tag information- multiple file processing- fast directory listing&- list of more recent viewed folders- file management functions (move, delete, rename, copy file, explore folder)Language : English/Italiano.

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Not all CDs sound equally loud. The perceived loudness of mp3s is even more variable. Whilst different musical moods require that some tracks should sound louder than others, the loudness of a given CD has more to do with the year of issue or the whim of the producer than the intended emotional effect. If we add to this chaos the inconsistent quality of mp3 encoding, it's no wonder that a random play through your music collection can have you leaping for the volume control every other track.

There is a remarkably simple solution to this annoyance, and that is to store the required replay gain for each track within the track. This concept is called "MetaData" – data about data. It's already possible to store the title, artist, and CD track number within an mp3 file using the ID3 standard. The later ID3v2 standard also incorporates the ability to store a track relative volume adjustment, which can be used to "fix" quiet or loud sounding mp3s.

However, there is no consistent standard by which to define the appropriate replay gain which mp3 encoders and players agree on, and no automatic way to set the volume adjustment for each track – until now.

The Replay Gain proposal sets out a simple way of calculating and representing the ideal replay gain for every track and album.

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