At http://musicbrainz.org/ you can find a program that produces "musical fingerprints" of your music files, compares them to a database, and semi-automatically tags them with the correct artist, album, track name, number, year, and genre information (semi-automatically because you can still veto, although you can configure it to do it fully automatically). It can then also rename the files with a custom naming scheme specified by you based on the tags.
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There is a mac client now on the download page. Interestingly, it absolutely accurately identified tracks from a german tribute album to a german band, but couldn't make sense of the Beatles' white album Those were about the only tracks it couldn't identify, though, out of thousands.
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If that fits your definition of a problem, could we possibly trade problems?
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oooooo Thanks I've been looking for something like this. I'll have to see whether it or I blow up first when fixing my 100GB of mp3'sWikipedia and Google.... the needles to my tangent habit.
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Never heard of it before but I must say it works pretty good .Main: Dual Xeon LV2.4Ghz@3.1Ghz | 3X21" | NVidia 6800 | 2Gb DDR | SCSI
Second: Dual PIII 1GHz | 21" Monitor | G200MMS + Quadro 2 Pro | 512MB ECC SDRAM | SCSI
Third: Apple G4 450Mhz | 21" Monitor | Radeon 8500 | 1,5Gb SDRAM | SCSI
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It does take a second or so per song, so maybe you don't want to unleash it on all your mp3s at once - especially as it wants confirmation for ever file it changes (this can be disabled, but what if it's wrong? Chaos ensues...).
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