General
Grid navigation
| ← ↑ → ↓ |
walk on the cells |
|
Home |
jump to the first directory |
| End |
jump to the last file/directory |
| Backspace |
jump to the parent directory |
| F2 |
edit cell |
| Enter |
change directory / end edit mode with update |
| Escape |
end edit mode without changes |
| ctrl+A |
select all files |
Selection
The clicked cell becomes focused and selected. To select a block of cells use
the left mouse button. A single click on the grid clears the selection blocks.
To select more than one block keep the Ctrl button pressed.
Operations on files like numbering, mass tagging or renaming operates on all selected
files or the whole file list if only one cell is focused. The file
is selected when one of its rows cells is selected.
Switch view of ID3 tag version. Available on toolbar buttons or menu View.
Save is applied to the version selected in 'Save ID3 Tag' section in the 'Settings' dialog.
Open
Each media file can be opened with the default system player (associated with extension).
A right click on media files shows a popup and submenu of 'Open' this contains all the actions associated with the file type.
It is also possible to drag selected files and drop them into the player.
Cell edit F2
To edit a cell use the F2 key or use a mouse double click. Cells with directory
name, bitrate and time are not editable. After editing a tags field the edited
cells background colour changes. This indicates that the cells value has been changed.
To undo a change choose
Restore, to accept a change (save
to disk) choose
Save.
To undo changes in the
selected cells. After this restore the cells
background colour will return to normal.
To undo changes in all of the
changed cells.
Saves your changes of the
selected cells to disk. After a successful save, the cells
background colour will return to normal. Because the ID3 v2 tags are located at the
begining of a file, saving may take a little time.
Saves changes of all the
changed cells to disk.
Change Directory ctrl+O
This will open a browse directory dialog.
Toogles the log window. This will show any errors, warnings or information entries.