- Fixed problems with the Organizer when moving or copying items in certain situations.
- Added preference in the MP3 Renamer to control how leading zeros are used (Always, If 10 or More Total Tracks, or Never).
- Added support in the MP3 Rage Contextual Menu for routing files directly to MP3 Rage for editing.
- Added support for mice with scroll wheels.
What's New in MP3 Rage 5.1.1?
- Added MP3TagEditX Contextual Menu Plugin for Mac OS X to directly edit MP3 tags in the Finder.
- Added support for long filenames when organizing music via moving or copying to a different volume.
- Added support for long filenames in the MP3 Player.
- Improved how files/folders are named when making them compatibile with Windows or stripping characters not allowed by ISO 9660 to try to keep as much of the original name as possible (e.g. removing accents from characters, which may make them valid).
- Check for cases when renaming MP3 files would make them invisible on Mac OS X (files beginning with a period are made invisible on Mac OS X) and display a warning rather than renaming the file.
- Add all tools to the file/folder routing popups in the preferences.
What's New in MP3 Rage 5.1?
- Added support for tag field pinning in Multi-QuickEdit tool to allow you to pin certain files so they do not change while moving between files.
- Added support for user-customizable strings in the MP3 Organizer in cases where the album/artist/title is not known.
- Added support for searching for Artwork by artist, album, and song title with Walmart.
- Added support in the MP3 Renamer for all the standard expression keys (e.g. %g for genre).
- Added support for adding an offset to track numbers in the Track Numberer.
- Added support for using the Multi QuickEdit window when dropping files and/or folders onto the application.
- Added option in the File Attributes Changer tool to exclude non-MP3 files.
- Added support for remembering which windows were previously open when quitting and re-opening them on the next launch.
- Added option to always keep all source and destination folders in sync when they are changed (updated when window is closed).
- Made the Artwork Editor window modeless so other windows can be in front of it to allow dragging artwork to it from within the application.
- Fixed problem with only one file being opened when multiple files were dropped onto the app.
- Fixed problem with using the MP3 Cataloger tool to catalog filenames and song titles.
- Fixed problem with the Lyric and Artwork buttons not becoming bold when a lyric or artwork is present.
- Fixed problems with using the Convert Names to Tags tool in certain situations.
- Fixed problem with writing Finder comments using the Edit File Resources tool.
- Fixed problem with Artwork Browser button in the vertically-oriented toolbar not working.
- Fixed problem with the file listing not being updated when a file was renamed with the Multiple File QuickEdit window.
- Fixed problem in the MP3 Organizer where it was not deleting the old file when moving to a different volume.
- Fixed problems with the MP3 Cataloger when using the Time key to catalog.
What's New in MP3 Rage 5.0?
- Added new Artwork Search tool to search the Internet for album artwork by artist name, album name, and/or song title and allow it to be easily added to MP3's.
- Completely redesigned the Dashboard window for quick and easy access to all MP3 Rage functionality.
- Added Artwork Browser tool to easily view and edit the artwork found in your MP3 collection.
- Added Lyric Browser tool to quickly examine and edit the lyrics in your MP3 collection.
- Added new Toolbar window with several layout styles for a space-efficient way to access all MP3 Rage functionality.
- Added support for submitting song lyrics to LyricTracker.com directly within MP3 Rage using the "Submit Lyrics" tool.
- Added new "Tag Data Mover" tool to make it easy to move your tag data from one field to another. This tool lets you perform a variety of powerful moving operations with ID3 tags such as swapping fields (e.g. artist<->album), adding prefixes or suffixes to tag fields (e.g. adding "[COMPILATION] to the album field for compilation albums), and much more.
- Added new Regular Expression Editor feature to allow regular expressions for the Convert Names to Tags tool to be tried out with test data before running the tool on real files.
- Redesigned the MP3 Cataloger to use a new, flexible catalog expression scheme for describing the information that should be cataloged. This includes a new option to add a header description line to the front of the catalog to make it easier to read.
- Added options to the MP3 Cataloger to replace missing tag data with a unique identifier to make it easy to find later.
- Added support in the MP3 Cataloger for using Mac (CR), DOS/Windows (CRLF), UNIX (LF) line endings, or a custom line ending scheme.
- Added customizable list of preset regular expressions to the Convert Names to Tags tool to allow custom regular expressions to be saved and restored later.
- Improved the appearance of the file lists by drawing them in an alternating patter of a pleasing light blue and white.
- Greatly expanded the User Guide to offer anwers to frequently asked questions, as well as descriptions on the usage of each of MP3 Rage's powerful tools. Also added support for directly opening the User Guide from the Help menu.
- Added options to the MP3 Renamer to replace missing tag data with a unique identifier to make it easy to find later (e.g. replace missing data with "<NULL>" so you can use the MP3 Finder to find all these files and fill in the missing data). Also added the ability to rename single files.
- Added support for hiding extensions in the Finder when renaming MP3 files on Mac OS X.
- Added option to the MP3 Organizer to make Windows-compatible folder names (like the MP3 Renamer).
- Updated MP3 Player to automatically display album artwork if it is available.
- Added contextual menu support to the File Attribute Changer table.
- Added a "Remove All" button to the Multiple File QuickEdit window.
- Added command key equivalents to all tools that were missing them.
- Skip the contents of invisible folders when adding to the Multiple File QuickEdit window.
- Optimized drawing all of tool windows.
- Reduced flicker in the QuickEdit window when re-drawing.
- Default settings to ID3v2.3 in QuickEdit for files without tags.
- Display bit rate and length in the "QuickEdit Multiple" window.
- Fixed problem with revealing files in the Finder not working on Mac OS X.
- Improved how artwork is handled to avoid recompressing images already in a compatible format for maximum quality.
- Added drag & drop support to the file lists so you can drag files out of them and into other tool windows.
- Changed file types associated with iTunes and other players to be more compatible.
- Changed CDNOW and Lyric Tracker lookups to encode space characters with "+" instead of hex-encoding to work around problems with some web sites not correctly interpreting hex-encoded spaces.
- Added options to the Tag Changer tool to Swap Artist/Title and Album/Title.
- Added 'Reveal' button to the QuickEdit window to show the current file in the finder.
- Improved the appearance of fonts and controls when running Mac OS X.
- Due to the problematic nature and uncertain future of the Gnutella and Napster file sharing networks, support for these networks has been removed. We recommend trying to using LimeWire or other similar networking clients to obtain files from other users over the internet. We instead have decided to focus primarily on providing the best-of-breed MP3 tools available on any platform.
What's New in MP3 Rage 4.2.1?
- Added popup menu to QuickEdit window to allow the case of the artist, album, and title to be easily changed to all uppercase, all lowercase, title caps, etc. This brings similar functionality present in the Tag Changer to the QuickEdit window for easier single-file changes.
- Added popup menu to QuickEdit window with a variety of actions to swap artist, album, and/or title.
- Added support for pressing Command-Period to disconnect from an OpenNap server. This makes it easier to quickly move to a different server to perform a search.
- Fixed problem when removing articles (A, An, The) while renaming.
- Fixed problem where filenames that only differed by character case were not renamed when renaming files one at a time.
- Fixed problem where files encoded with N2MP3 were excluded from batch processing because of a file type mismatch.
- Fixed problem when looking up information via CDNOW or Lyric Tracker with no text.
What's New in MP3 Rage 4.2?
- Added support for searching for artist names, album names, and song titles directly from the ID3 tag information using the CDNOW¬ web site. This allows you to easily get detailed music information, album cover artwork, and more.
- Added support for getting song lyrics directly from the ID3 tag information using the Lyric Tracker web site. This allows you to quickly lookup lyrics for adding to ID3 tags without having to type anything.
- Added support for long filenames (up to 255 characters) and long file paths (up to 255 characters in each segment and an unlimited number of segments) in the MP3 cataloger.
- Added option to "Convert Data to Tags" tool to skip files that do not appear to be MP3 files.
- Added support for dragging artwork directly from web sites into the Artwork Editor so artwork does not need to be saved to a file before adding it to an MP3 file. This simplifies adding artwork from web sites such as CDNOW¬.
- Improved checking of non-MP3 files to exclude file types that should never contain MP3 music data to avoid cases where files containing valid MPEG frame sync sequences were misinterpreted as valid MP3 files.
What's New in MP3 Rage 4.1?
- Added support for dynamic Gnutella host list gathering so a current list of active hosts is collected for easier connection to the Gnutella network.
- Added feature to Tag Changer to swap the Artist and Album to help fix tags that were incorrectly filled in.
- Changed lyrics handling to always save lyrics with Unix-style line endings for better cross-platform compatibility. This also provides support for correctly reading in files with lyrics with non-Mac line endings.
- Fixed problem where Window proxy icons could not be dropped onto the multi-file QuickEdit window.
- Fixed problem when reading involved people lists when only one tag frame out of the two potential tag frames was stored in the file.
- Fixed renaming problem with filename length truncation occurring before article removal, causing names to be truncated when they really didn't need to be.
- Fixed problem with artist names not being changed when converting names to tags if the filename was not selected to be converted.
- Added menu key equivalents for the Duplicate Finder and Track Numberer.
- Adjusted user interface to better comply with the Mac OS X user interface guidelines (and still look decent on Mac OS 9).
- Removed Classic-only version to reduce download size. The standard release package now contains a version that runs on Mac OS 9 or Mac OS X.
What's New in MP3 Rage 4.0?
- Added support for using Perl 5-compatible regular expressions to extract information from filenames and comments and store the resulting information in ID3 tags.
- Added option to normalize the sound level of AIFF files based on the volume information in the ID3 tag. This allows MP3's to be converted to AIFF's for CD burning and still play at the correct volume.
- Added option in the MP3 Renamer to make Windows-compatible filenames (excludes characters not allowed on Windows).
- Added support for adding a list of people involved in a song to the ID3 tag (e.g. "John Lennon" on a Beatles song). This also allows includes the ability to associate a particular person and their involvement on the song (e.g. Writer=John Lennon).
- Added support for entering a sort name that can be used as an alternate way to sort (e.g. use a sort name of "Beatles, The" for "The Beatles" so it goes with the B's instead of the T's).
- Added support for detecting track numbers when converting from filenames containing track numbers separated by underscores ("_") (e.g. 05_My Song). More complex information extraction can be done using regular expressions.
- Added support in the MP3 Renamer for removing articles (A, An, The) from the resulting filenames (e.g. "02. The Song" -> "02. Song" or "Song, The" -> "Song").
- Added support in the Preferences for changing the source/starting folder of all the Tool windows at once to make it easy to change folders.
- Added an option in MP3 Renamer to convert whitespace characters to underscores ("_").
- Fixed a problem with the QuickEdit window not focusing an item when you drag a file onto it when it was previously disabled.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.9.3?
- Added feature to create ID3 tags based on the folder structure of your MP3 collection (e.g. get album from enclosing folder, get artist from that folder's enclosing folder, etc.). It is fully configurable so it works with virtually any arrangement of folders.
- Added feature to copy a tag's text fields in the QuickEdit window at once so you can easily paste into another file.
- Added feature to set the total tracks field of the tag based on the number of files it's enclosing folder.
- Added feature to Tag Changer to reverse the byte-order of Unicode text in ID3 tags to fix problems with Unicode generated by some applications being in the wrong byte order.
- Improved support for displaying and storing Unicode text in ID3 tags.
- Preserve Unicode when changing tags if they were Unicode before changing them.
- Fixed redraw problems when dragging items in the MP3 Organizer.
- Fixed problems with drag & drop with the player on Mac OS X.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.9.2?
- Fixed problems with embedded null characters not being removed to improve compatibility with iTunes 2.
- Fixed problems with lowercase case changing in the Tag Changer using uppercase instead of lowercase.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.9.1?
- Fixed problems with organizer failing when not creating aliases.
- Added support for controlling whether leading zeros are used when renaming.
- Added support for dropping files on the Tag Changer window to fill in the fields with that file's info.
- Fixed problems with Napster disconnect button sometimes becoming disabled while still connected.
- Fixed web update info URL to work with recent web site changes.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.9?
- Improved ability to connect, search, and download files with Napster and Gnutella.
- Added support for long names to the MP3 Organizer.
- Improved "Title Caps" tag changing support. Now handles roman numerals, parenthesis, etc.
- Ignore Gnutella search results from users behind firewall when we are also behind firewall.
- Handle Napster remote queue full errors when users cannot accept any more downloads.
- Detect corrupt ID3 tags and try to fix them, salvaging as much data as possible.
- Changed renamer when less than 10 files in an album to not put leading zero.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.8?
- Added support for ISO 9660-compatible renaming.
- Skip years of zero when cataloging.
- Fixed problems with arrow keys skipping selections in the song list.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.7?
- Added support for adding or removing album artwork for multiple files at once.
- Added visual indication if lyrics or artwork is present in a file.
- Display long filenames in QuickEdit and Multiple File QuickEdit windows.
- Fixed problem with embedded artworking not being preserved when editing multiple files.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.6?
- Added support for ID3v2.4 tags.
- Add support striping diacritics and removing non-standard characters when renaming files.
- Added support for live window resizing on Mac OS X.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.5?
- Updated to support recent changes to the Napster protocol.
- Allow the OpenNap server list to be resized to view more items.
- Added preference to not warn about connection/search problems when connecting to OpenNap servers.
- Fixed problems with non-standard characters when using long filenames.
- Work around QuickTime 5 problem where controller was not being updated properly when the player window was enlarged.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.4.1?
- Fixed problems with MP3 files not being recognized on some systems.
- Fixed preferences always being disabled on Mac OS X.
- Fixed cosmetic problems on Mac OS X.
- Fixed problem with copying to the clipboard on Mac OS X.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.4?
- Added Duplicate Finder tool to find duplicate MP3's in your collection.
- Enhanced the Multiple QuickEdit tool to make editing multiple files even easier.
- Changed Edit File Resources tool to remove balloon help when there is no text in the edit field.
- Improved Track Numberer to skip files that do not look like MP3's.
- Fixed problem in Tag Changer when setting the total tracks, but not the track number.
- Improved Tag Changer to only process files that look like MP3's.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.3?
- Added support for tagging/fixing MP3 files by looking them up with CDDB.
- Added new multi-file QuickEdit window to individually edit multiple files.
- Fixed problems with arrow keys jumping by two in the Napster window.
- Fixed problems with the QuickEdit window on Mac OS X.
- Fixed problems showing info for file that do not have ID3 tags.
- Fixed problems detecting changes in the ID3 tag version popups in the QuickEdit window.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.2?
- Greatly improved stability of Napster and Gnutella clients on Mac OS X.
- Fixed all User Interface glitches on Mac OS X.
- Fixed Show New Window on download pref so it remembers to show it.
- Use custom genres as valid input in the Organizer.
- Added option to Convert Data to Tags to exclude filename/comments.
- Added new large icon for Mac OS X.
- Improve updating Player Window statistics in certain drag and drop situations.
- Added option to volume adjuster to only adjust files without relative volume information.
- Delete track number/total tracks when the text is deleted while editing.
- Added support for padding ID3 tags to improve performance when making multiple changes.
- Added Track Numberer feature to automatically add track number/total tracks info to albums.
- Allow tags to be added to empty files.
- Fixed dragging folders of MP3s into the Player Window.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.1?
- Added support for converting Finder comments to ID3 tags (like the filename to tag converter).
- Added support for long filenames when converting filenames to tags.
- Added support for long filenames in the MP3 Renamer on Mac OS 9.x.
- Added support for long filenames in the MP3 Organizer (folder names can now be up to 255 characters).
- Fixed problems converting from Unicode with some filenames (e.g. those with bullets).
- Add support for using iTunes as preferred player.
- Improved player song stats, speed up opening playlists, and fixed the save menu item.
- Removed flashing when resizing a column in the Ragester search window.
- Fixed folder routing when dropping them onto the application icon.
- Added support for closing all windows by holding down the option key when closing a window.
- Fixed problem restoring window positions if the window was collapsed when closed.
- Removed redundant filename info when queuing a Napster download.
- Limit excessive results from OpenNap servers.
- Scale embedded artwork to fit in the artwork editor to avoid cutting off album covers and made the window resizable.
What's New in MP3 Rage 3.0?
- Added Gnutella client. No hassle "Easy Connect" feature, searching, downloading, search monitor, and more.
- Added support for running natively on Mac OS X.
- Completely revamped MP3 player with playlist support and much more.
- Artwork embedded in MP3's such as album covers is now displayed and can be added/changed.
- Napster searches for users behind firewalls will now only return files that are actually reachable.
- Added a new "Filename to Tag Converter" tool that allows you to easily extract information (track number, title, artist) from a file's name and place it in the ID3 Tag.
- Added option to control whether line feeds are appended to each line in the cataloger.
- Changed the organizer to rename alias files uniquely instead of replacing existing files.
- Napster searches now automatically switch to the server selected in the server list.
- Added support for long (up to 255 character) filenames on systems that support it (Mac OS 9 or later).
- Improved volume adjusting algorithm to better model human hearing.
- Added support for resolving aliases in the Renamer and Tag Changer.
- Redesigned menu layout to reduce clutter and make it easier to find the feature you want.
- Allow finding bit and sample rates in tags based on <, >, <=, >=, and == criteria.
- Napster search entry field now widens when window is resized (for entering big searches).
- Various interface improvements to support more features and reduce the size of windows.
- Added search result counter to the Napster search window.
- Fixed problem where sort button icon was not showing up in one direction in Napster search window.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.8?
- Added support for automatically queuing downloads when a user-specified maximum number of downloads is reached.
- Redesigned MP3 Organizer to allow complete customization of how MP3's are organized.
- Added a button to reveal the download folder in the download window.
- Added support for keyboard selection navigation and home/end/page up/page down in search and download lists.
- Fixed problems with <genre>.napster.com servers not connecting because the domain name isn't valid.
- Fixed problems with the Volume Adjuster displaying the wrong number of adjusted files in some cases.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.7?
- Added support for dozens of Napster-compatible servers (e.g. OpenNap) other than the server provided by Napster, Inc. This will allow MP3 Rage to search and download MP3's using the Napster¬ system even if the servers provided by Napster, Inc are shut down. Simply click on an alternate server.
- Added cancel button to downloads window to make canceling easier (delete and cmd-period still work).
- Added disconnect button to allow alternate servers to be connected to without relaunching the application.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.6?
- Added Volume Adjuster feature to analyze MP3 files and automatically adjust the volume of each MP3 file so they all play at a similar sound level. This also supports specifying a reference file so you can have the volume of each MP3 file adjusted to play at a sound level similar to the specified reference file.
- Improved Napster download resuming to fix a problem with some resumed downloads and to more accurately match a local file with a resumed download.
- Added support for batch changing the relative volume of MP3 files.
- Display the number of files found in the search results window.
- Fixed problem with progress staying up if you canceled the Music Exporter while it was still building the file list.
- Added log file generation to report errors with more detailed information.
- Fixed a problem where non-firewall downloads would incorrectly report that a download was incomplete.
- Store the full filename of Napster downloads in the Comments area of files that are downloaded so long filenames are not lost when downloaded.
- Added better reporting of errors due to older versions of QuickTime.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.5?
- Added music exporter to export MP3 files as AIFF (for Audio CD's), Wave (Windows sound files),
QuickTime Movies, ╡Law, and AVI (Windows multimedia files).
- Added support for automatic user registration with Napster servers.
- Fixed login problems caused by recent changes to how Napster servers operate.
- Added support for window proxy icons when running Mac OS 8.5 or later.
- Added option to not bring download window to front on new each Napster download.
- Reselect next item in list when a Napster download is canceled.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.2?
- Added support for downloading and decoding Wrapster files from Napster servers.
- Added support for adding Finder Balloon Help to MP3 files to show their tag information in the Finder.
- Display an error when trying to download a file from a user behind a firewall when we're also behind a firewall.
- Added support for \r and \n when adding tag information to files.
- Changed download error behavior to report how much data was actually retrieved.
- Fixed problem where selection in Napster search window was lost in certain cases.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.2.1?
- Add leading zeros to track numbers when writing info to vers 1/2 resources or to the file comment.
- Fixed a problem when dragging items in the cataloger on systems before Mac OS 8.5.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.1?
- MP3 cataloger now lets you reorder output items with a drag & drop list interface.
- Improved support for variable-bit-rate (VBR) MP3 files when displaying and cataloging.
- MP3 cataloger now lets you catalog just the filename or full file path.
- MP3 cataloger now lets you catalog files that do not have ID3 tags.
- Ragester downloads types/creators can now be specified in the preferences.
- MP3 cataloger allows you to pick a destination cataloger filename with much less hassle.
- Preferences dialog now remembers the last tab you used and restores when opened again.
- MP3 cataloger now remembers the name and location of the catalog file when opened again.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.0.1?
- Fixed problem that could result in crashes on pre-Mac OS 9.0 systems when searching and downloading music.
- Fixed problem where the MP3 cataloger wouldn't use the song year in some cases.
- Fixed problem where the application could quit expectedly in some rare cases when run the first time.
- Added support for regenerating random user information for anonymity (or when your name is already taken).
- Added support for using custom user agent strings to allow masquerading as other Napster¬ clients.
- Added support for the QDesign MP3 player.
What's New in MP3 Rage 2.0?
- Now supports the Napster¬ music sharing system for searching and downloading MP3╒s from the Internet.
- Added support for skipping duplicates in MP3 Organizer for easy updating of existing folders.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.8?
- Added custom genre support.
- Removed tag padding to be more compatible with other MP3 tools.
- The Finder can now search for files that contain any version of ID3 tag.
- Added "Edit MP3 Tags" contextual menu item, for quickly changing a variety of MP3 tag information.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.7.1?
- Added support for putting return characters into version resources.
- Changed how relative volume adjustment ID3 tags are written out to improve compatibility with other software.
- Fixed problems with some compressed ID3v2 tags.
- Changed how multiple tags in a file are handled. Now uses data from the ID3v1 tag to fill what is missing from the ID3v2 tag.
- Made running from a locked volume and/or System Folder less annoying.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.7?
- A fully-functional 15-day trial version is now available to all users.
- Added feature to add ID3 tag information (e.g. title, artist, bit rate, sample rate, play time, album, track number, audio format, channels, file size, genre, total number of tracks, and/or year) to version and comment resources of batches of files.
- Added drag & drop dashboard interface for quick and easy access to all MP3 Rage features.
- Added cataloger support for bit rate, audio format, channels, sample rate, file path, file size, tag types, and play time.
- Automatically adjust the volume when playing according to the relative volume information in the MP3 file.
- Resolve aliases while processing files in the cataloger even if they span multiple volumes and volumes over a network.
- Changed default cataloger file creator to that of Microsoft Excel for easier import into a spreadsheet.
- Added support for undoing some operations in the QuickEdit window.
- Fixed problem where the window positions of some windows would not be saved when quitting.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.6?
- Greatly improved the detection of valid MP3 files and their true bit rates.
- Improved speed of MP3 file recognition.
- Added option to "Append .mp3" to the filename when using the Renamer.
- Fixed selection of "Other..." from the Type/Creator popup in the QuickEdit window.
- Fixed the Renamer so it properly counts the number of files actually renamed.
- Added "Macast Lite" to the list of supported players.
- Fixed problems when running on older versions of the System (e.g. Mac OS 8.0).
- Added new "File Changer" tool that will allow you to easily change file Type, Creator, Date Modified, etc. of a large group of files.
- Added option to append a Carriage Return to the end of each entry written by the Catalogger. This helps users who open the catalogs in AppleWorks or other applications that require carriage returns in imported files.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.5?
- Added support for playing MP3 files directly inside MP3 Rage.
- Lots of other minor improvements.
- Fixed contextual menu item for 'Play Selected Item' in the Tag Changer and Finder windows
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.2?
- Added support for displaying and editing lyrics in an MP3 file.
- Added support for adjusting the volume on a song-by-song basis.
- Revamped MP3 Finder to allow much greater flexibility (e.g. find files with no tags, no title, specific bit rates, etc.).
- Added support for reading genres spelled out in text (e.g. ╥Rock╙).
- Now supports setting "None" as the Genre.
- Added support for playing MP3 files with the QuickTime Player, SoundApp, and GrayAMP.
- Added support for reading Unicode-encoded tag information.
- Improved reading of MPEG info from MP3 files (e.g. bitrate).
- Improved Renamer to avoid using information from partial tags.
- Fixed problems where the MP3 information (sample rate, channels, etc.) was not displayed properly.
- Fixed calculation of required storage for MP3 header.
- Fixed a bug with the "Metal" Genre being improperly retrieved.
- Added error dialogs for low memory situations in the QuickEdit window.
- Repaired bug in retrieving tag information in certain situations.
What's New in MP3 Rage 1.1?
- Added support for playing MP3's thru your favorite MP3 player.
- Changed QuickEdit window to display tag and file information at the same time.
- Improved organizer so it can organize across different volumes and copy instead of moving files.
- Added more ways to organize MP3 files (e.g. Artist-Album-Year).
- Added support for remembering the settings in all windows (include the selected file/folder).
- Added support for remembering the positions of all windows.
- Fixed problems that would not allow cataloging or organizing with some sets of options.
- Fixed problems when trying to rename or organize files with illegal characters in their tags.
- Added support for reverting an MP3 file to the last saved version.
