iBatch for iTunes 1.2

iBatch is a utility application that lets you rename and optionally apply metadata to tracks in your iTunes collection.
Having your tracks properly annotated helps iTunes keep your collection organized and easy to search and sort.

How does it work?
You select the iTunes tracks that you want to rename, and then switch to iBatch, where you can annotate your tracks using on of 4 processors available. iBatch will let you preview your results before making any changes to your iTunes collection.

The processors available in this version are :

1) Parse
Use this option when your tracks contain tagging information on their name but no mp3 tags (track number, artist, album, etc). In iTunes they look like unordered tracks of a single "Unknown" album/artist. With this processor you need to assemble the tokens that make up the name by dropping tokens into the text box. This option can work across multiple albums.

2) Compose
Use this option to modify the track names using any available track tag. Use the compose box to synthesize the new name by adding text and dragging one or more of the available tags. Ensure you include the "Name" tag, if you want to preserve the original name. Changes made with this processor can be reversed using the "Parse" processor. This option can work on tracks across multiple albums.

3) Replace
Use this option when your tracks, album names or other tag contain text that you want to replace or remove in one go. This option can work across multiple albums.

4) LookUp
Use this option when your tracks contain incomplete or wrong information. LookUp searches the Discogs.com free online database for the Album title (and optionally artist) that you define, and lets you choose which properties to apply. This option can work on tracks across one album only.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	July 12, 2012
Platforms:	Mac OS X
Users rating:	0/10