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  • JohnKeith

    • Dec 2005
    • 1

    Tags are completely lost in conversion...

    Even though the check box to maintain tags IS checked.

    I just recently downloaded the free version of dbPowerAmp. I am using the File Selector program to pick my music folder to convert. All my WAV files are stored in ..\Atrist\Album\song.wav and I keep the box checked to keep the same directory structure in the converted folder.

    I am not sure what kind of tags my original files have. It's a long story, but I have used VBA to call the SetItemInfo Method on the WMP object. Before I used scripts to set these, all of my files were in the unknown folder. Once I updated WMP with the Tags, then the albums appeared in the correct artist\album folders and folder-indexes (this is all in WMP however)

    I know that WM/AlbumTitle, WM/TrackNumber, Title, Author are definitely set. (verified by using GetItemInfo) and WMP10 shows the tags when you list the songs. All of these are the WAV files.

    I batch converted the entire set of WAV to WMA (into a seperate folder), then loaded these into WMP10 and they all show up in the "unknown" folder.

    1) how can I tell what version my tags are? *Could using WMP objects to set these values be using Tags that are not the standard style of audio-file tags?*
    2) how do i make sure that dbPowerAmp will "see" tags and copy them with the WAV->WMA conversion?
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44574

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    Re: Tags are completely lost in conversion...

    AFAIK WMP will not write tags into wave files, if you have a small wave file that has been tagged please send to:

    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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