m3u enumeration in id3

bluesnaketree · 6th June 2007, 21:10

i want to take all the songs from a winamp-generated playlist (m3u i believe) and have the id3 tags enumerated based on the order they are in the playlist. Does anyone know of a way to do this in winamp or perhaps a seperate program that can do the job?
p.s. id3 tagit won't do it

flocksoft · 6th June 2007, 23:02

I don't uderstand your request, sorry....

maybe these tips can help you?
- File -> Load playlist/cuesheet feature in the freeware Mp3Tag
- don't change the order in any way
- ctrl+a: to select all the songs
- ctrl+k: to autonumbering the tracks (it's better to uncheck Reset counter for each directory)
- alt+1: select a new filename pattern

or these?
- alt+4: load a text file (.txt or .csv) with tags (starting from the playlist file and manipulating it you can get a text file)

maybe these (freeware) text tools (and not relatd to the tag editing) could be useful:
- Metapad
- CSVed

6th June 2007, 21:10	#1
bluesnaketree Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 3	m3u enumeration in id3 i want to take all the songs from a winamp-generated playlist (m3u i believe) and have the id3 tags enumerated based on the order they are in the playlist. Does anyone know of a way to do this in winamp or perhaps a seperate program that can do the job? p.s. id3 tagit won't do it

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6th June 2007, 23:02	#2
flocksoft Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 695	I don't uderstand your request, sorry.... maybe these tips can help you? - File -> Load playlist/cuesheet feature in the freeware Mp3Tag - don't change the order in any way - ctrl+a: to select all the songs - ctrl+k: to autonumbering the tracks (it's better to uncheck Reset counter for each directory) - alt+1: select a new filename pattern or these? - alt+4: load a text file (.txt or .csv) with tags (starting from the playlist file and manipulating it you can get a text file) maybe these (freeware) text tools (and not relatd to the tag editing) could be useful: - Metapad - CSVed