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Posted by NRen2k5 on 10/15/40 11:31
It sounds to me like the files aren't consistently "tagged". If I were
you, when I copy the files to your PC, I'd run them through a tag editor
such as MP3 Tag Studio before importing into I-tunes. You can use the
tag editor to erase the old tags and use the filenames as new tags, and
I-Tunes should recognize these tags.
- NRen2k5
Barry Bean wrote:
> I've purchased several CDs of old radio dramas (The Shadow, Zero Hour,
> Flash Gordon, etc.) in MP3 format. When I look at the files in Windows
> Explorer or iTunes "add files" dialogue, I see full and complete title info
> (i.e. 70903_001_wife of red-haired Man, 70903_002-Wife of red-haired man,
> etc.). Unfortunately, when they are added to the library, they end up with
> titles like "01", "02", etc.
>
> But the names aren't consistent when added to the library, and aren't all
> in sequential order. Given that there are 150-200 files per CD, and that
> any given story arc may be between 2 and 10 files/episodes (and there's no
> way to know without seeing the proper title), this makes some series
> unlistenable.
>
> Is there a way to get iTunes to bring the files in and retain the file name
> as song title?
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