>
> Thanks for this. For some reason, your speedy reply didn't find its
> way through to my email in-box, and I only just found it whilst
> browsing the list messages on-line.
>
> As I now understand it, the tags that I create are specific to the
> programme (eg iTunes) in which I create those tags, although, by luck
> and good fortune, I may be able to read some of those tags in other
> application (eg WMP)?
>
ID3 tags are a standard and not specific to iTunes, although I don't
know about Grouping.
IMO altering music files in both iTunes and Win Explorer (or Mac
Finder) is a recipe for chaos and a lot of work.
I would set iTunes > Preferences > Advanced > Keep iTunes Music folder
organized. This means that you are giving iTunes control of the
folder/file names and structure so when you alter the tags using
right-click > Get Info > Info, the folders and files match the tags.
Let iTunes do it all or you are making work for yourself.
Otto
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