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Lostify is a metadata tagger for MP4 videos. It runs on Mac OS X, and the tags it produces aim to be compatible with iTunes, the iPod video (5G), and Front Row. This means that after you tag a video

Moody plays songs by mood instead of by album or genre. With Moody and your personal mood tags you get the best, most streamlined shuffle mixes out there. All integrated with iTunes. Watch the

Musorg allows you to easily organize your music collection. Supports simple tag editing, freedb lookups for correct Id3 tags and files and/or directory...

Jaikoz is a powerful audiotagger that supports Mp3, Mp4, OggVorbis and Flac files. It automatically updates files using acoustic fingerprint matching and metadata lookups (using MusicBrainz and

Tag is a metadata editor for FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, Monkey's Audio and WavPack files from the people that bring you max. Not to be confused with Tag (the html editor).

Creating a website is a tedious business, you experience a never-ending cycle of writing code, making changes and previewing it. Enter Tag, the intuitive XHTML editor with tons of features to keep

ID3Mod can change the encoding of MP3 ID3 TAG information. It's very useful when you copy PC encoded MP3 files to Mac, while the song name maybe in a mess when you import them into iTunes. ID3Mod

When you play music through iTunes, TuneTagger finds all the information about that song on the internet for you, without you having to do a thing. TuneTagger fetches official album information from

MP3 Rage is a collection of tools for MP3 enthusiasts with a Macintosh running Mac OS 9 or Mac OS X. You can edit ID3 tags, analyze MP3's and adjust their sound volume automatically to play at

MP3-Info CMM is a Contextual Menu Module designed for Mac OS X (version 10.2 or newer, PowerPC- & Intel-Mac). That is essentially an extension to the Finder. It displays information about MP3, AAC (