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  1. 9th Jul 2011 11:24 #1
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    A few years ago, in my wisdom I converted hundreds of MP3s to CDA disks thus losing all the tag info. Is there a way to convert back to MP3 using a product like Media Monkey to find and re-instate the tags?
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    dbpoweramp can try, but mp3s converted to cd aren't the same as the originals. it may work, but the sound quality work be very good either.

    looks like mediamonkey can access freedb for album tags also.
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    Originally Posted by aedipuss View Post
    dbpoweramp can try, but mp3s converted to cd aren't the same as the originals. it may work, but the sound quality work be very good either.

    looks like media monkey can access freedb for album tags also.
    I have the free Media Monkey. What are the steps for converting back to MP3 and then burning including the new tags
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    don't know what the free one can do, i have paid. open mm insert cd in drive /tools get album info from freedb then rip to mp3
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    @ didikai

    Which free version of Media Monkey you are using. Long back I have also use same one, but when I switched OS, everything was wiped-out.
    Then after I had Rythembox, XMMS and Amarok. I still remember I replaced lame mp3 library and it was free.

    I just wanna give Media Monkey a shot under WINE.
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    Originally Posted by Bonie81 View Post
    @ didikai

    Which free version of Media Monkey you are using. Long back I have also use same one, but when I switched OS, everything was wiped-out.
    Then after I had Rythembox, XMMS and Amarok. I still remember I replaced lame mp3 library and it was free.

    I just wanna give Media Monkey a shot under WINE.
    Thanks!
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    http://www.mediamonkey.com/trialpay
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  7. 9th Jul 2011 19:00 #7
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    @ didikai

    i c.
    long back i guess, there was a release which turned into free 4 lifetime, once u replace mp3 library.
    still free version offers tag editing and other minimum features. i gonna try your link.
    thanks!
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    Originally Posted by aedipuss View Post
    don't know what the free one can do, i have paid. open mm insert cd in drive /tools get album info from freedb then rip to mp3
    Media Monkey lists the tracks fine from the CD. (These are all compilation CDs,) but when I go to burn as MP3s the track info has gone.
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