Library Cataloging
I'm hoping someone can give me a suggestion of a program that will normalize, trim and edit ID3 tags in batch mode for WMA files. Or should I convert them all to MP3Pro or Ogg Vorbis?Speaking of metadata and sound.... It seems that radio stations are now including the type of station in their broadcast signal. The radio in my new car (old one was totaled back in Dec.) has the ability to do a search on type of station. Now not many stations seem to be doing this yet. Here in Houston I get no hits on "college stations" or many of the other catagories. I did get a hit on "jazz". There is a controlled set of terms for description. Handy when driving to another city.
- Genre/form Headings For Radio Programs
Adapted from the e-mail distributed to many lists. As the next step in the development of genre/form headings at the Library of Congress, the Cataloging Policy and Support Office (CPSO) would like to announce the beginning of a project to add genre/form...
- Photo Metadata
MS Windows users may be interested in this download that allows editing photographic metadata within Windows Explorer, Microsoft Photo Info.Microsoft Photo Info allows photographers to add, change and delete common "metadata" properties for digital photographs...
- Id3 Metadata
MP3 files have metadata, ID3 tags, associated with the audio file. I'm in need of an ID3 editor, free since I have only a very few files to edit. Any suggestions?...
- Audio Standards
Memory institutions often have collections of non-commercial sound recordings. Oral history projects, meetings and presentations, and local music are some examples. Transferring these from tape to digital will provide better access, they may even be placed...
- Genre Terms
I mentioned the classification scheme for recorded sound, ANSCR. The Library of Congress has a short list of genre terms to use with sound recordings of radio programs, the Radio Form/Genre Terms Guide. None have to do with music. The list is fairly short....
Library Cataloging
Digital Audio
I'm hoping someone can give me a suggestion of a program that will normalize, trim and edit ID3 tags in batch mode for WMA files. Or should I convert them all to MP3Pro or Ogg Vorbis?Speaking of metadata and sound.... It seems that radio stations are now including the type of station in their broadcast signal. The radio in my new car (old one was totaled back in Dec.) has the ability to do a search on type of station. Now not many stations seem to be doing this yet. Here in Houston I get no hits on "college stations" or many of the other catagories. I did get a hit on "jazz". There is a controlled set of terms for description. Handy when driving to another city.
- Genre/form Headings For Radio Programs
Adapted from the e-mail distributed to many lists. As the next step in the development of genre/form headings at the Library of Congress, the Cataloging Policy and Support Office (CPSO) would like to announce the beginning of a project to add genre/form...
- Photo Metadata
MS Windows users may be interested in this download that allows editing photographic metadata within Windows Explorer, Microsoft Photo Info.Microsoft Photo Info allows photographers to add, change and delete common "metadata" properties for digital photographs...
- Id3 Metadata
MP3 files have metadata, ID3 tags, associated with the audio file. I'm in need of an ID3 editor, free since I have only a very few files to edit. Any suggestions?...
- Audio Standards
Memory institutions often have collections of non-commercial sound recordings. Oral history projects, meetings and presentations, and local music are some examples. Transferring these from tape to digital will provide better access, they may even be placed...
- Genre Terms
I mentioned the classification scheme for recorded sound, ANSCR. The Library of Congress has a short list of genre terms to use with sound recordings of radio programs, the Radio Form/Genre Terms Guide. None have to do with music. The list is fairly short....