by bkenobi69 » Fri Jul 26, 2013 5:00 pm
This might not be a bug so much as an issue that needs to be addressed (hopefully) in the future. Say you want to add a genre to a bunch of tracks. To do that, you long hold a track in your list and select it and all others to be edited. Select 3 dots and "properties" to bring up the properties editor dialog. Enter the genre and select ok. All tracks then are set to that genre. Great, right? NO! What if you have a genre already on one or more of those files? That data will be wiped and replaced by the new genre. What if I just wanted to add and not replace?
Examples:
Metal is a form of Rock, so I might want both on a track
I use a genre to tag files for certain errors (e.g., no artwork, wrong title, bad quality, etc). I can have a genre on several songs that all have no album art that I would want to add genre "fix no art" to without wiping out the original genre.
I could edit genre for each file one at a time, but it would be really nice to be able to add and not replace metadata.
This might not be a bug so much as an issue that needs to be addressed (hopefully) in the future. Say you want to add a genre to a bunch of tracks. To do that, you long hold a track in your list and select it and all others to be edited. Select 3 dots and "properties" to bring up the properties editor dialog. Enter the genre and select ok. All tracks then are set to that genre. Great, right? NO! What if you have a genre already on one or more of those files? That data will be wiped and replaced by the new genre. What if I just wanted to add and not replace?
Examples:
Metal is a form of Rock, so I might want both on a track
I use a genre to tag files for certain errors (e.g., no artwork, wrong title, bad quality, etc). I can have a genre on several songs that all have no album art that I would want to add genre "fix no art" to without wiping out the original genre.
I could edit genre for each file one at a time, but it would be really nice to be able to add and not replace metadata.