WheelTag ID3 Editor for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Tag, view, and edit tags of your MP3s.

WheelTag is a unique id3 tag editor which enables you to tag all of your mp3s quickly and easily. Whether you have an Ipod full of music or simply a few mp3s, WheelTag is the software for you. WheelTag Key Features Batch tag editor for viewing/editing entire albums/folders at once (including sub-folders). Spreadsheet style tag editing. Auto Tagging feature which enables you to tag entire albums at once. Full ID3v1 support. ID3v2 support for the main tags, including Lyrics (others can be added by request), File renaming based on tags, Track numbering function (whole albums at once). Apply To All feature for rapid tag editing.

View MP3 information (e.g. bitrate). Apply filters to the tracks (e.g. to find files with no tags). Completely Free (can't say fairer than that).

WheelTag ID3 Editor for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 27, 2007

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/Vista, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

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Total Downloads: 3,847

Downloads Last Week: 0

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2/5

2 User Votes

Works fine
KiLLeR_friendJuly 27, 2008
Pros
The Program works just like it says and did everything quickly and instantly, I didn't need to "save" or anything
Cons
when going onto the website within the program AVG lit up with virus, cookie, and Trojan horse detections
Summary
Much worse than nothing. Should have 0 stars.
rogdenMay 25, 2007
Pros
Well, it looked good on the screen, and when I thought it was working it seemed easy enough.
Cons
I changed the tags on about 50 files to match the filename descriptions. When I then loaded the files into MusicMatch, I found that all the files I had edited had the wrong tags. It took much longer to fix the damage using MusicMatch than it would have taken to just change the tags using MusicMatch from the start.
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