We recommend using a program like Tag and Rename, which you can try for Free and sells for $29, to edit the metadata, change track numbering, cover art, etc. You can add or change cover art with the above mentioned players and taggers, or some control points simply need a folder.jpg or cover.jpg to be present in the same folder as the tracks to pick it up.Įasily change the tags to your own likingĮditing metadata on the music download files on Native DSD is very easy. If the album artwork does not show up, it is probably due to the fact that your control point isn’t picking up web-based cover art (like your computer is). Most players, renderers and control points find them easily via the web (assuming you haven’t changed the album name with some suffix, etc).

Or tag programs like MP3tag or Tag&Rename (see more info below).Ĭurrently most of our DSF files also have embedded artwork (but since we started doing this in 2015, some of the early releases may lack this artwork). You can still edit the tags inside the files with other players (like Audirvana Plus or Roon on the Mac) The tags, before going up on the NativeDSD servers, were applied using JRIver (a Windows and Mac music player).

Yes, the metadata inside DSD files are easily editable as it is ID3V2 a compliant file (i.e any player that reads both DSF and ID3V2 tags will see the info). Can the metadata that is embedded in the DSD files be manipulated and changed?

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