Audio file manager, easy-to-use metadata editor for audio files
Metadata settings
These settings control how track numbers and ID3 tags are written to your audio files. Proper configuration ensures compatibility with media players, devices, and music libraries.
Zero-pad textual Track Number metadata
Add leading zero to the track number. Applies only for metadata formats that store track number as a string.
When enabled, track numbers will include leading zeros (e.g., 01, 02, 03).
Recommended for better sorting in most players and file systems
Especially useful for albums with 10+ tracks
Vorbis Comment
Selects how track and disc numbers are stored:
TRACKNUMBER=n TRACKTOTAL=N | DISCNUMBER=n DISCTOTAL=N (Recommended) Stores track and disc numbers in separate fields.
Best compatibility with modern players and tag editors
TRACKNUMBER=n/N | DISCNUMBER=n/N Combines current track/disc and total into one field (e.g., 3/12).
Older format, may be less flexible for some applications
ID3 tag setting
These options control which ID3 versions are written:
ID3V1
Older, limited format (basic metadata only)
Enables compatibility with very old devices
ID3V2
Modern, feature-rich format
Supports album art, extended text, and more
Recommended to keep enabled
ID3V2 tag setting
Choose the version of ID3V2 tags:
ID3V2.4 (UTF-8)
Newest standard
Best for international characters
May not be supported by some older players
ID3V2.3 (Unicode) (Recommended)
Best balance of compatibility and character support