New in this build:
- Fixed: Edit menu items did not enable/disable correctly
- Fixed: Tagger would hang when opening a large number of files
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
Archive for October, 2006
Users have inquired about setting a “Long Description” in iTunes that causes a little gray circle with a white ‘i’ in the middle of it to show up next to your files. This isn’t a tag in the sense that it is contained within the file itself, but within iTunes’ library file. I wasn’t sure how to incorporate it into Tagger because of this, so I made a little command line program instead.
It’s really simple to use. Download the ZIP file, unzip it, and double-click run.bat to start it up. iTunes will load and in the command line you will be prompted to enter a Track Name. This is the title of the track you wish to add the description to. Be warned, as it will be whichever file it first finds with this name (read as: it may not be the one you’re looking for). You will then be prompted to add a description, which should appear instantaneously in iTunes.
New in this build:
- Added: updated Edit menu with Undo, Redo, Delete, Select All (each tab has its own undo/redo mechanism)
- Added: Check for Updates
- Added: Artwork field can now have images dragged into it
- Changed: swapped a lot of key shortcuts
- Fixed: Cut, Copy, Paste menu items would always be enabled
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
As a side note, I have successfully found a way to merge the Java 5 and Java 6 sources into one file so development should go much more smoothly now.
Just letting everyone know that in the comments I will now post under the name “Andrew.”
New in this build:
- Added: new iTunes-specific tags (iTunes_CDDB_1, tool, iTunes_CDDB_TrackNumber)
- Fixed [Java 5]: Close menu item was permanently disabled
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
New in this build:
- Added: preliminary Edit menu (Cut, Copy, Paste, Lock All, Unlock All)
- Added: ability to remove iTunes-specific tags (select the blank entry in the drop down box, select the other one to keep the tag)
- Changed: true/false tags no longer have a blank entry (set to false to remove the tag)
- Fixed: slight bug with Artwork embedding
- Fixed: incorrect Advisory setting
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
New in this build:
- Added: preliminary Artwork support (adds in addition to whatever artwork is already there, does not support viewing yet)
- Added: Help → Visit Tagger Homepage…
- Fixed: Year and Purchase Date wouldn’t evaluate input correctly
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
With the forthcoming release of Tagger (as it shall now be known) 3, I’ve decided to star this blog anew. I will also be adding some pages describing all of the program’s features, a changelog, planned features, and some other stuff. Tagger has a very rapid development schedule and new releases are available all the time. To make sure you’re caught up, check the blog often or subscribe to the RSS feed.
You can grab Tagger 3 from the Download page.
