How can I able to read the music tags in Windows Media player 12

[horuy]

I have a Windows media player 12 in my windows 7 computer. It just merely seems to be analysis several of my music tags. I use a different agenda called media monkey to organize and to play my tune the majority of the time but the streaming as well as sharing characteristics of Media Player12 are brilliant, the mere difficulty is that extra half of my mp3/wma group appears in WMP with no singer/album/genre/etc. If I try to right click on a song plus try to "open file location" Explorer interpret the tags of the tracks no difficulty. in fact I just checked and it's simply .mp3 documents that is can't interpret any information from.

[CodGuru]

Perhaps this is a difficulty with the arrangement the tags are written in, every part of the tags that media monkey inscribe are in both IDv3.2 as well as IDv3.1, it can interpret the tags and so can Winamp as well as windows explorer. This difficulty seems incomplete to windows media player and is definitely looking like an error, pretty huge one at that. Do the tags show up properly if you shift them to the local machine? You may also desire to attempt altering the tags in Windows Media Player 12 as recommended and let us know the consequences

[sergioKomic]

When you are annoying to start an MP3 file that have a compressed ID3 headers. The ID3 header is a segment of the file that supplies the song's folder information (for example, the name of the particular song, singer name, folder name, and type this information is occasionally called a "tag." To solve these troubles, create a copy of the file and then make use of a non-Microsoft ID3 tag control program to eliminate or reset the file's ID3 headers. After you take away the ID3 headers, then it will able to start the file in the WMP12. Trying to take away ID3 headers might injure the file and make it unplayable. consequently, forever create a copy of the file previous to you edit it. If this answer does not determine the difficulty, the file might be despoiled. Please let us recognize if this help you or if additional help may be required involving this problem.

[DotNetUser]

I m the guy from nutterguy's above connection to windows7forums that having the similar problem. My difficulty is precisely the similar to what is shown in nutterguy's images. The thing I don’t understand is that all my tags were displayed completely in Build 7000 and build 7068, this difficulty only happening in build 7077 and now in addition with the RC. When i initially got construct 7077 i reinstalled my system and found this problem and went back to 7068 with no harm to my tags whatever. And for the evidence I've only continually used WMP for my music so i don’t believe the difficulty is connected to third party software for example VLC or Winamp. What I also establish with the mp3's that have this difficulty is that I can't correct the tags through its properties in explorer.

[CitricAcid]

I haven't attempted on writing tags through Window Media Player 12 as all of my tune is on a read only system share. On the distant share (Windows 7 build 7000 at present) I exercise media monkey to bring in and mechanically arrange/tag/file all of my music. Windows Media Player 11 (on a unusual Vista machine) has no difficulty reading the right tags. Nor do winamp or mediamonkey on the trouble machine. This appears to be a difficulty with WMP 12 reading a distant read only music library. Maybe it's the tag programming?