Hello everyone,
I have a large-ish MP3 collection I have on a USB stick that I have in my Model X that has plenty of multi-artist compilation albums and assorted random music files that the on-board MCU media library doesn't display correctly, mostly attributable to how it ignores the "Album Artist" tag and only respects the "Artist" tag.
So I wrote a GUI program for Windows that re-tags your MP3 and FLAC files so that multi-artist compilations aren't broken and you can listen to all the tracks in the correct order - and without excessive (single-track) artists listed in the Artists page. It also makes it easy to add missing album-art and warns you about files that potentially might not play at all on the Tesla MCU because they have APE tags (and has a button to remove them in one click).
This functionality already exists for Mac users by way of TeslaTunes, but for the rest of us on Windows (and Linux!, the command-line version included should work under Mono and DNX/.NET Core) we've been left to re-tag our files manually.
The code's up on GitHub at Jehoel/TeslaTags - and I've made binaries available for download at https://github.com/Jehoel/TeslaTags/releases/tag/release-2-flac-gui
Feedback appreciated! Thanks
I have a large-ish MP3 collection I have on a USB stick that I have in my Model X that has plenty of multi-artist compilation albums and assorted random music files that the on-board MCU media library doesn't display correctly, mostly attributable to how it ignores the "Album Artist" tag and only respects the "Artist" tag.
So I wrote a GUI program for Windows that re-tags your MP3 and FLAC files so that multi-artist compilations aren't broken and you can listen to all the tracks in the correct order - and without excessive (single-track) artists listed in the Artists page. It also makes it easy to add missing album-art and warns you about files that potentially might not play at all on the Tesla MCU because they have APE tags (and has a button to remove them in one click).
This functionality already exists for Mac users by way of TeslaTunes, but for the rest of us on Windows (and Linux!, the command-line version included should work under Mono and DNX/.NET Core) we've been left to re-tag our files manually.
The code's up on GitHub at Jehoel/TeslaTags - and I've made binaries available for download at https://github.com/Jehoel/TeslaTags/releases/tag/release-2-flac-gui
Feedback appreciated! Thanks