Thank you, Larry! Audio Shell fixed my problem with .m4a files. Advance to "Senior Member"...! However, I do KNOW there is a windows shell...
I have 2 questions about ID3 tag handling in Windows XP: 1) Editing Tags in an Explorer Window I'd like to edit ID3 tag information directly...
Actually, the tags ARE set. I downloaded the .M4A codec from DBAmp and was able to see the tags. I can now right-click and access the tag info...
WinXP doesn't seem to be treating .M4A files like audio files. Although the file association seems to be correct, Explorer won't show audio info...
Thank you everyone for your help, especially Lyberty!
Thank you - this is helpful. I'll take a look at these, and if I spring for the $50 I'll let you know how it works out.
Hi Adder01, I'm following this thread too - I'm very interested in finding an answer to the same question. I have home videos from my VHS...
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