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http://lifehacker.com/209721/download-of-the-day-mediamonkey-windows Windows only: MediaMonkey manages your music collection like no other program. It helps you organize your audio files, edit tags, and easily retrieve missing album art. It can rip CDs to any number of formats (including cult faves like FLAC and OGG), convert existing audio files to any number of formats, normalize volume levels across all your tracks, and much more. It even lets you sync with portable players like the iPod and Creative Zen Vision. In short, this is one of my all-time favorite programs, and it's free! (The $19.95 Gold version adds a few desirable features, like automatic library updating.)

How to manage your music collection with MediaMonkey

How to embed album art in your music files

by Rick Broida Click to view Last week we took a big step toward improving your MP3 collection by leveling the track volume . Now it's time to focus on album art , which is less of a practical improvement and more of a fun one. Indeed, there's something to be said for eyeballing an album cover when you play a song. It draws you in a little more, connects you with the band or artist. http://lifehacker.com/231476/alpha-geek-whip-your-mp3-library-into-shape-part-ii-+-album-art
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How to tag your MP3 library with MediaMonkey

By Rick Broida Click to view By now all the songs in your MP3 library should have level volumes and embedded, accurate album art . The last step? Fixing your collection's metadata, also known as ID3 tags. An MP3 file contains not only the actual song, but also categorical information—metadata—about that song: name, artist, album and so on.