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MP3 Tag Clinic's unique spreadsheet-like design maximizes the methods available for editing tags. While placed in full fiew and editable field-by-field individually, they are also made available to a wide range of auto-editing tools and features that are as close as your mouse. Custom combinations of whole tags or tag fields can be easily selected to have the same automated editing function applied to all of them at one time.

Tag Clinic supports the renaming of MP3 files based upon the tag data they contain, or can create the tag data itself by extracting it from the file names they already have. The file renaming "engine" is highly customizable with a straightforward interface allowing favorite formats to be saved for later reuse. "Roll your own" capitalization style with the Capitlization Editor and other fomatting tools. Once rename formats have been created, they are made instantly available via popup for use on any combination of files at any time. File name changes can be previewed before they are applied, and undo's are provided for both rename previews and for file name changes themselves. Selected files, or an entire folder of files, can be renamed to your favorite format in just a matter of seconds.

With MP3 Tag Clinic you can swap data between tags or tag fields, fill-in or create one type of tag with data from another type, print your tags, or save them to one of six different file formats. Drag and drop files to and from your favorite browser, or drag them elsewhere with the program's own integrated browser. Drag rows around in the Editor to create the exact playlist order you want, or drag in MS Excelâ or CSV data to fill in your tags.

Store your album cover and artist scans (or any other files) directly in your MP3s for safe-keeping and instant access. With MP3 Tag Clinic you can quickly view, store, extract, rearrange, or remove pictures and other data objects in tags, or copy and paste them, or move them around from tag to tag.

Tag Clinic gives access to many rarely-supported tag frames and tag fields, such as Synchronized Lyrics, Encapsulated Objects, Relative Volume, Equalization, Reverb, as well as many other fields that allow you to exactly specify the history and makeup of your custom collections. For browsing large static libraries, you'll appreciate "Quickload Mode," which retores tag views from a data file in a fraction of the time it takes to reread tags.

If you're a MusicMatchâ user, the Comment Editor is specially designed to accomodate this program's custom information fields. If you're migrating from MusicMatchâ to Media Jukeboxâ, or vice versa, take your custom tag data with you by running it through one of Tag Clinic's built-in tag converters. Download free trial below.

Want still more power and versatility? Check out Tag Tinker v1.2 - similar in look and feel to MP3 Tag Clinic, but with expanded capabilities, like seamless support of WMA and OGG tags, folder recursion, rearrangeable data columns, and more.

• Displays ID3v1.0 through ID3v2.4 tags in a spreadsheet-style table and makes them all immediately
• editable, either individually or in selectable combinations.
• Copies tag data from ID3v1 to ID3v2, and vice versa.
• Converts ID3v2.3 to ID3v2.4, and vice versa.
• Fills in empty tags of one version with data from another.
• Optionally and automatically propagates changes made to ID3v1 into ID3v2, and/or vice versa.
• Renames MP3 files based upon tag data they contain, using either ID3v1 or ID3v2 data.
• Fills in tag data by extracting it from file names.
• Creates custom renaming formats easily saved for reuse.
• Renames hundreds of MP3 files to the format of your choice with just a single mouse click.
• Renames can be previewed before they are applied.
• Renames are reversible once applied.
• Supports automatic directory-restructuring/file-relocation as files are being renamed.
• Supports multiple ID3v2 comments and URL fields in a single tag.
• Supports MusicMatchâ custom information fields.
• Supports Media Jukeboxâ custom informaton fields
• Supports all URL fields.
• Supports both synchronized and unsynchronized lyrics.
• Supports encapsulated objects.
• Provides built-in Genre Editors for both ID3v1 and ID3v2 genres.
• Contains built-in unsynchronized Lyrics Editor.
• Contains an Ant-Capitalization Editor for specifying words and phrase you don't want auto-capitalized.
• Includes a special Column editor for performing common editing tasks on the same field in all tags.
• Supports importation of tag data by drag-and-drop from an outside data source via OLE*.
• Supports file drag & drop to and from your favorite browser.
• Supports reordering of files within the Editor by drag & drop of individual editor rows.
• Supports quick folder reloads from a database file, instead of re-reading all tags.
• Supports Intellipan via mouse wheel.
• Performs indexed sorts on multiple tag fields at once.
• Completely removes ID3v1 or ID3v2 tags from selected files upon request.
• Compresses ID3v2 tags automatically as they are updated, or upon request for selected files.
• Provides separate popup menus for quick-editing of individual tag fields, or multiple fields or files.
• Displays images contained in tags, adds or deletes them, and edits image captions.
• Browses tag images by full view or thumbnail.
• Searches tags for user-defined expressions.
• Searches for and replaces characters, words, or expressions in tags.
• Quickly inserts or deletes parts of a prospective filename.
• Optionally and automatically converts underbars and other special characters, trims extra space,
• performs capitalization functions, and more.
• Displays technical data about each file.
• Plays and enqueues selected file(s) with your default MP3 player.
• Creates custom WinAMPâ playlists.
• Contains an integrated file browser for easy navigation and manipulation of MP3 files.
• Print-previews and prints all tags, or selected tags/tag fields, in a folder.
• Saves data to Text, MS Wordâ*, MS Excelâ*, HTML, and CSV file formats (*requires OLE server).
• Includes help file.
• Supports Windows 9X, ME, NT, 2000, XP (minimum screen resolution 800x600).
• Upgrades are free to registered users.