Read what users think about our software:

I bought an Ipod Photo and when i realized that almost all of my mp3 files didnt have pictures or album cover/art i was quite upset. After searching the web for a good mp3 tag editor WITH ability to auto-download the cover art directly to the file, i found out that there's not a lot of good software that does this. Of Course you can use Musicmatch Jukebox or Windows Media Player to get pictures but they are not very good for tagging, auto-complete fields or batch renaming. I tried many programs but not one works as well as this one. I have more than 10 000 MP3 and i got them organized, renammed with correct tags and album cover very quickly using this software. It's great for my Ipod photo !!!
Francois Matte

mp3Tag - MP3/OGG/APE/WMA/MPC/MPP/MP+/MP4/AAC/WAV/M4a Tag Editor and Music Organizer

mp3Tag and Windows Vista

mp3Tag is fully functional under Windows Vista. However, you should be aware of some new features of this operating system.

If you tag files and get a message that mp3Tag couldn't save files, this may mean that UAC is active on your system. UAC (User Account Control) is a new feature that enforces new security policies. Your user account may have administrator privileges, but you are still not allowed to change files that you don't own. By default, all files that are outside your home directory are owned by administrator (or by other users that have created those files).

So, if you get such message, you can do one of the following:

Add yourself as a co-owner of the files that you're trying to process. This can be done by right-clicking the folder in Windows Explorer, selecting "Properties" - "Security" - "Edit" - "Add". You should add your username.
Right-click mp3Tag's icon and select "Run as administrator".
Turn UAC off (not recommended).

If you get a message that the program couldn't be initialized properly, or that some DLL file couldn't be loaded, please check your DEP settings.