How Do You Edit MP3 File Properties?
An MP3 file is an audio file format used on PC and Macintosh computers as well as in MP3 players. It allows files to be small in size without sacrificing sound quality of songs and other audio. One feature of MP3s is the ability to edit the properties of each file to store information such as song title, album and artist information and even lyrics. Open Windows Media Player on the same computer that contains the the MP3 files you wish to edit. Along the top menu bar of Media Player click on “Library” and it will bring up your music library in the window. This is where all your songs will be shown, allowing you to edit them either individually or in bulk. If your songs do not appear, it is because you need to manually import them. Under the “Library” button along the top menu bar there is a small triangle that when clicked brings up a drop-down menu box. Click this button and in the menu that appears, click “Add to Library.” The “Add to Library” box will appear, allowing you to select
