Getting the things it needed to succeed properly implemented, laying the correct groundwork for it be rewritten as more than a hack, was probably the right call of the most benefit as opposed to keeping it limping along in various ways that were near unfixably broken. The old Advanced Tag Editor, beautiful as it was, had some serious implementation issues that would have required it to be generally fully rewritten. In fairness, there probably should be a delineation between"willing to listen" and "openness" vs "able to set their own priorities and making painful choices". The Advanced Tag Editor was a great power user feature: we'll see what happens in this space in the future. This time around the focus was on adding new format support, simplifying key normal user tasks, and improving speed and stability. Those are indeed valuable and interesting scenarios! - but at the same time there were some fundamental problems in the old implementation. If those worked great for you, I'm very glad - but that's part of a large set of implementation issues which needed overhaul to make it up the quality bar. Lyrics in songs in the Advanced Tag Editor worked really poorly in a variety of scenarios. I believe for now you can (temporarily if needed) stop the sharing service to avoid that contention.
#KID3 TAG EDITOR LYRICS WINDOWS#
If you're not seeing the dropped picture added to each song, that's a bug in the RC - it should be the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service contention issue I've been referring to. My interest is in understanding the specifics of your interest so that I too can act as an advocate for your concerns where beneficial. I'm merely pointing out that it's an excellent idea that you'd want to reimplement, and am making no attempt to be adversarial or undermine your excellent suggestions. Saying that the advanced tag editor was "providing an inferior experience" is incredibly hypocriical when this forum has pointed out in plain words that it's WMP12 that is providing an inferior experience. And can you please mention the "other things of more general benefit to more users"? I haven't found a single benefit of WMP12 compared to WMP11 I hope you don't mean things like streaming your media files over the internet which you must have noticed no-one has even made any comments about trying it out.
I think you can make the assumption that we are interested in any functionalty that has been removed from WMP12 in comparison with the previous versions (otherwise we would have used other media players in the past rather than WMP11!). Or dropping a picture in the library for the album and having it copied in each song (which doesn't happen now). That's one of the specific functionalities we are interested in someone mentioned putting lyrics in songs. <3 There's never been "undo" in the library but with the advanced tag editor you could always remove the picture (or even put more than one). The people on those teams had other things of more general benefit to more users than this, sorry. I'd be interested in what specific advanced tag editor functionality you're interested in, but that's about it. I'm here as a friend and don't make those kinds of calls. You could drop the wrong art in the advanced tag editor as well, except there you'd more likely have contention/timing issues, which is one of the reasons the excellent *idea* of the advanced tag editor was providing an inferior experience. If you drop the wrong picture, do it again with the right picture this time. Note that the lyrics tags showing this error in Kid3 still show up and "perform" normally in MusicBee.There's never been 'undo' in the library, sorry. If not, the flag would be a "false positive" by Kid3 and I'd like to let its developer know. I will take this question up with the Kid3 tagger's developer, but first wanted to know if MusicBee was "by-design" including "carriage returns" for lyrics edited and re-embedded within its own Now Playing lyrics panel, even for edits like spelling corrections or punctuations not using actual keyboard returns. I wasn't able to find anything specifically addressing this in the ID3v2.3 standards for lyrics. So my question is, DOES MusicBee insert carriage returns into a lyrics tag when they are edited in Now Playing before being embedded? This shows up for ANY kind of lyrics edit in MB, whether I use the "Return" key or not. Kid3 is designed to flag a certain amount of tag standards violations. Within MusicBee, if I edit embedded lyrics in the Now Playing lyrics panel then re-embed them into the file (id3v2.3), the Lyrics field then gets flagged in the Kid3 tag editor as "Carriage return is forbidden", when they showed without that flag pre-edit.
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