If you want to preserve normal comments what you could do first of all would be go the the Edit tab, drag a column you don’t really use (possible column might be Mood) to the right of the Comment field and use Append to Right to copy the values from each comment field to the corresponding mood field, then empty the comments column in the ID3 Edit tab, then switch back to edit tab and use Append to Left to copy the values back from Mood to Comment, then do Empty Column on the Mood column. So you could go into the ID3Edit Tab, right click on the Comment column header and select Empty Column. Right, you can batch delete them but you that would delete all comments, you cant delete comments with a particular description. But some of those fields are Musicbrainz fields so you wouldnt want to delete them if using Jaikoz for matching songs. If you look at values in the User Defined Text Info you’ll see the Rapid Evolution fields and you can delete/edit the other ones. So if you look at the comment field will see a button beside the value and you can click the dialog to delete the iTunNorm comment. I assume you are talking about mp3s, in the case of iTunNorm it isnt really a ‘comment’ it just uses the COMM frame to store the value, so I hide this value from the comment field because it isn’t what you normally want to see as the song comment.īut if you enable View/Show ID3 Tabs then you can use the ID3 tab which displays your metadata directly mapped to the underlying ID3 tag, i.e. Yes you can do this, multiple value fields such as genre have a little button to the left of the value that can be double clicked on, this then shows all values stored in the field and they can be edited or deleted.
The process will delete any multi-values who’s description matches.
The input box will be “Description to be Deleted”. When selected, a dialog will pop up similar to the “Set Value” dialog. The process will rename any multi-value field description who’s description matches “Old Description”. The first input box will be “Old Description”, and the second box will be “New Description”. When selected, a dialog will pop up similar to the “Set Value” dialog only it will have two input boxes instead of one. The process will overwrite the value of any multi-value field who’s description matches “Description”. The first input box will be “Description”, and the second box will be “Value”.
*If there is no way to currently do this, may I suggest a way to implement? When right-clicking a multiple value field, have a few new choices for Multi-Value fields namely “Set Multi-Value…”, “Redescribe Multi-Value…”, and “Delete Multi-Value…”. It would be great to be able to delete all other User Defined values other than “key_start” to clean up my library. It would be great if we could remove that without having to completely remove all comments.Īnother example, I use Rapid Evolution to determine what key my mp3 is in, and it writes the key to a User Defined value “key_start”. Is there a way to edit single items in Multiple Value Fields? For example, when applying “Sound Check” in iTunes, it adds that (annoying) iTunNorm comment to files.
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