Use kid3 to edit WMA tags

Written by James McDonald

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October 11, 2012

If you have a bunch of WMA files that don’t have the correct meta-data associated with them and therefore don’t show up correctly in Rhthymbox.

To edit the tags kid3 does the job well.

In Fedora just:

yum install kid3

done.

 

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