by In a previous post, I looked at how to tag the media in your iTunes library. I discussed what tags were—metadata that describes your files and helps you find what you want to play. I also looked at which tags you should consider filling in for different types of music, movies, and TV shows.
Now I want to show you how to clean up tags you’ve already applied. And what defines a “dirty” tag? Perhaps you have random characters in song names. Or maybe words are misspelled or incorrectly capitalized, or tracks attributed to the wrong artist. Such errors can make it harder to organize your library and find the media you want. These tips and tricks will help you sweep out those cobwebs.
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