Guns N' Roses [not Guns N Roses]

[Lowlander]

For most users there would be no need to edit outside of MediaMonkey, it just adds a layer of unnecessary complexity. Some will need to use other taggers for unsupported apps or specific tools they provide, but a lot of the tagging can be done in MediaMonkey, like correcting the Artist tag in the OP case.

[dypsis]

I was talking about using DBPowerAMP's add-ons to Windows Explorer. I thought that was different than using Explorer alone to edit tags, etc.

Yes, that's different. You get that menu when you install dBpoweramp.

[TheEmpathicEar]

I am asking a lot of questions. I know. "PMEDIA"'s uploads add a bunch of tags to the "usual" tags. So, they include "ARTIST" in all caps in addition to the Artist tag [for example]. Also, "ALBUM ARTIST" and many more.
How does MM5 deal with these if you don't do any processing outside of MM5 first?

[Lowlander]

That would depend on the file type(s) you're working with. A bit more on tags in MediaMonkey: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/WebHel ... erties/5.0

[TheEmpathicEar]

That would depend on the file type(s) you're working with. A bit more on tags in MediaMonkey: https://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/WebHel ... erties/5.0

That is some heavy reading there!

[dypsis]

I am asking a lot of questions. I know. "PMEDIA"'s uploads add a bunch of tags to the "usual" tags. So, they include "ARTIST" in all caps in addition to the Artist tag [for example]. Also, "ALBUM ARTIST" and many more.
How does MM5 deal with these if you don't do any processing outside of MM5 first?

That's where Mp3tag can reveal a lot of otherwise hidden tags. HDtracks and Qobuz tracks can have different tags depending on the album. There isn't really a tagging standard. You have to create your own standard so tracks are uniform across your music library.

By the way. I don't think PMEDIA is legal.