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.wav tagging program?

Gautama

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I need a program to tag (change name from TRACK 1 to the real name) my cd rips automatically for me. All I can find is programs that work with .mp3s, but not my lossless .wavs
 
you cant tag wav files... the format was never designed for that... you need to turn them into something else first... like a FLAC file
 
I just use Foobar to tag them.... it will also convert the wave files for you so if you are looking for a all in one program your search is over. :D
 
K, how do I tag with Foobar. I must be missing something obvious..... (I am using FLAC)
 
Gautama said:
K, how do I tag with Foobar. I must be missing something obvious..... (I am using FLAC)

Right click the song->properties->edit the information you want to add.

Alternatively you could use masstagger to tag several common songs at once (like songs with all the same album or artist).
 
you cant tag wav files... the format was never designed for that... you need to turn them into something else first... like a FLAC file
This is a common misconception. The original specification for WAV defines an INFO chunk for metadata, and even gives an example of a PCM WAVE file that includes it:
RIFF( 'WAVE' INFO(INAM("O Canada"Z))
fmt(1, 1, 44100, 132300, 3, 20)
data( <wave-data> ) )

In addition, WAV is an extensible format, and several other metadata standards has has been created for it over the years (this tag editor for instance supports five).
 
Wow. Awesome info grigix! You are definitely not a n00b! :p
 
-install foobar
-install discogs plugin for foobar
-drag folder (files) into foobar
-highlight, right click, Tagging --> Discogs --> Write Tags

a search menu will appear.
type in the artist (it'll poll discogs web site)
choose album
confirm tags and filenames match up, hit WRITE.

bam. and auto pulls the album art
 
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