er, how does that work then ??

[saipanda]

Hi Alan,

Like I said, I have a Mac, but my sister has told me she can do it on the iTunes on her 
Windows system. Assume you can do this -- or all the visual features of the iPod Touch 
would be a bit of a waste of time.

I love having the artwork for records/cds (or radio show tracklistings) on the mp3s. Like 
on an iPod Touch, it gives you a real "virtual record box" feel -- especially heartwarming 
on the playlists I have of all my family's old singles and albums. You just flick through all 
the artwork pictures until you get something you want to listen to. Very old school.

I was talking to a friend of mine (with Windows) about this, but he had already ripped all 
his old records to wma (if that's what it's called) rather than mp3 and didn't want to re-
convert everything.

If iTunes for Windows doesn't cut it, assume there must be some kind of Windows 
software that let's you do all this stuff.

Cheers,

Steve W



--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "Alan Ford" <alan@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Steve,
> I religiously go through all MP3s I download, filling in Artist (John Peel), Album Title 
(Show Date), etc.
> And of course Genre= Peel.
> I never realised you could put in artwork etc. I've just been experimenting with a 
program called Mp3tag.
> Is it possible to to it with Microsoft ?
> 
> Alan
>