However, now when I load these re-saved files into Rekordbox, that old metadata re-appears, so it seems it was never properly removed!!! Very strange - possibly it's stored in two locations within the WAV file and my method only removed one of them. Id like to change the artist on a music file (wma) as it as attributed some songs to the wrong artist (marked a Beatles song as Blue Oyster Cult, to give an example) and I have some images (bmp) that Id like to add tags to.
So I used a batch process in a wave editor software to load and re-save these files, and that seemed to work for Windows Media Player. This caused me a problem with Windows Media Player, which would display this metadata instead of the filename. Funnily enough Rekordbox actually seems to deal with these better, as it seems to automatically copy the filename into the track name field, which is then displayed on the deck when it's loaded.īut for my more recent WAVs, I had this issue where when I ripped files from a CD, it would add the metadata I described e.g. Merry CD WAVE ID3 to MP3 ID3 Tag Editor contains an easy-to-use audio converter, just one click you can convert MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, VQF and WAV from one format to another directly Audio converter to convert MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, VQF and WAV from one. Originally I thought they couldn't contain any, and indeed my older WAV files don't have any. So does that mean there ISN'T an option to display the filename?įor some years I have been confused about metadata within WAV files.
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