


WMP Claasic and BS.Player Pro were used by me to rule out the possibility of the fault lying only somewhere within Winamp. And that is a manifestation of a larger problem, that affects the usability of Mp3tag Once again: my APE files get locked in Mp3tag as are they get in file explorer. I cannot recall experiencing something like this in the past You are not obliged to use WMP, perhaps other players are better suited for your purposes.Īs I explained: three different players block file handling and editing in Mp3tag of only one type of audio. And if I close Winamp and simply choose that APE from the list, then the values from tag fields magically do appearĪnyway: this is the MP3tag forum. īut now I can see, in addition to my previous remarks, that if the APE file is in Winamp then is is only "half" loaded to Mp3tag when loaded to it: it is listed in Mp3tag, but with empty tag fields. "c:\xxx.ape" cannot be opened for writingīut the minute I close the Winamp with that file, the editing of tags in APE is possible. Guess what: the file was unmovable in file handler an uneditable in Mp3tag So I closed Winamp and opened it- so that I would have an APE file loaded to it, but not playing or even once played in that instance of Winamp.

I've loaded an APE file via "Open Files"- unfortunatelly it was not only loaded but also played altogether.
Sound forge pro 11 ape files update#
If you only open WMP and have not played a file, then no file is locked (unless it is an updated file and WMP scans it to update the library). The locking mechanisms of the file system have nothing to do with "read only".
