Activates Android smartphones and tablets comprehensive music management. Most devices have both a dedicated application integrated into the manufacturer’s interface and Google Play Music. Apart from that playlists, sorting options sometimes leaves something to be desired.
When you buy an album on a legitimate download platform, MP3 files are often tagged files correctly and automatically in the correct folder and in the correct order. On the other hand, when you compress your own CDs or other audio sources in MP3, if you haven’t labeled your files beforehand, it’s often a disaster and you’ll have to go back out of the PC box.
However, there is a free app called iTag – Music Tag Editor. tag your files and even add album covers directly on your smartphone or tablet. Here’s how.
To get started, head to the Play Store by clicking the link below to download it. iTag – Music Tag Editor.
Once the application is installed on your device, launch it and accept the terms of use.
Go to the search bar and The name of the song you want to tag
Enter information about the title you want to tag (Artist, Album, Year).
If necessary, import a cover by clicking “Choose Image” and then commit changes Clicking on the floppy disk icon in the upper right.
Once the process is complete, simply launch your regular music app to observe the changes.
Attention, if you are under KitKat, your music files must be in your phone’s internal memory. This version of Google’s operating system does not allow apps to access SD cards.
However, there is a trick to solving the SD card issue within the scope of KiKat. However, it must be rooted.
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