For many years I've been using the long dead Media Rage software to manage my files' tags. It has done the job, I knew how to use it. Why bother switching?
Alas, it's 32-bit. Which means it doesn't run on macOS 10.15 Catalina anymore.
What should I be using now?
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Thread: Tag editor for macOS 10.15+
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2019-11-25, 06:31 #1Babelfish's Best Boy
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Tag editor for macOS 10.15+
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2019-11-25, 08:09 #2Senior Member
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Although it isn't ready yet, the author of mp3tag, Florian Heidenreich, is in the process of developing a native macOS 64bit version for Catalina and up.
Originally Posted by mherger
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2019-11-25, 10:00 #3Senior Member
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I use Kid3 on my MacBook running Catalina.
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2019-11-25, 15:51 #4Senior Member
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I've been using Ex Falso (installed via Homebrew) for several years now. The only thing I miss is bookmarking directories.
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2019-12-12, 03:04 #5Senior Member
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Meta, Yate, Tagr...
bliss - fully automated music library management. Read the music library management blog including how to use bliss to manage Squeezebox album art
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2020-01-30, 07:11 #6Member
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I have used Metadatics (from the App Store), for some time now.
It's fairly good, and though I haven't moved to Catalina (need my Acrobat Pro!) I believe it's 64-bit.
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2020-01-30, 10:55 #7Senior Member
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Tag editor for macOS 10.15+
> On 30 Jan 2020, at 15:11, rlsx <rlsx.9dgttz (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com> wrote:
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> I have used *Metadatics* (from the App Store), for some time now.
> It's fairly good, and though I haven't moved to Catalina (need my
> Acrobat Pro!) I believe it's 64-bit.
Yes it is - I am using it under Catalina.
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2020-01-30, 11:22 #8Senior Member
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ThumbsUp Originally Posted by Grumpy Bob
1x Docker on QNAP TS-453B as LMS | 1x Raspberry Pi Zero W +PiCorePlayer v6.0.0-b7 as USB-Player + TEAC UD-501 USB-DAC + Phonitor Mini Headphone Amplifier + AKG K812 headphones | 2x SqueezeBox Classic | 1x Squeezbox Radio | 1x Raspberry Pi with HiFimeDIY ES9023 DAC +PiCorePlayer 6.0 | 1x Google Chromecast Audio with Arcam FMJ A22 + B&W Nautilus 805 | 1x Google Chromecast Audio with Philips Fidelio DS9000/12 | 1x Squeezelite on MacBook Pro Catalina
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2020-03-01, 19:58 #9Junior Member
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Foobar2000
This will probably sound weird but I use foobar2000 under Wine emulation. I haven't found any reasonable substitute for its Live Show Tagger plugin, which makes tagging live music downloads so much easier. Also it does a nice job calculating and applying ReplayGain.
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2020-03-01, 23:32 #10Senior Member
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I might have to try the Live Show Tagger. At the moment I have to create a new text file from the original info file by cutting and pasting the track information before presenting it to mp3tag. This should save a lot of time. Originally Posted by jonstahl
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