Composer

[Alison]

I’ve just started using a new Windows 11 lappy and find the ‘composer’ tag is appearing in all my edit ID tag lists. If I delete it, it simply reappears every time I go to edit tags. I seem to remember having this issue before but it is so long ago I have forgotten how to remove it. Please help rid me of this composer tag!

[Spoon]

If it appears and it is blank, then it is just an empty placeholder, you can edit the default list:

dBpoweramp Control Center >> Advanced Options >> Default Tag Edit Fields

[Alison]

My default tag edit fields are: Artist, Title, Album, Track, Year, Genre, Disc and Album Artist only. Yet I still have this composer tag in Windows 11 I cannot get rid of - Windows 10 is OK

[Spoon]

Where is this appearing? if you right click on a file >> Edit ID Tags (might be in a dBpoweramp menu item on Windows 11), or right click >> properties >> details

[Alison]

Right click on file > dBpoweramp > Edit ID Tags and then unwanted Composer tag is always the penultimate item in list. Your help is appreciated!

[Alison]

Should add I’m using Minimserver/Qnap/Linn DS, so all pretty standard stuff

[Spoon]

Perhaps a blank composer tag exists? Hold the mouse over the file and it will show if there is a composer tag.

[Alison]

There is no Composer tag if I hold the mouse over the file - just the tags as listed above in my default tag edit fields

[Alison]

?

[Spoon]

Which version of dBpoweramp do you have? just tested R2025-7-7 and it works.