Sonnox Fraunhofer Codec Toolbox - Manual (Page 27)

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7.5.4 Editing Text Tags
In order to edit a text tag, click on the tag row in the Metadata Editor. This opens an inline text field;
type your changes into this field.
There are two kind of text tag:
• Single line
• Multi-line (Lyrics and Comments)
To accept changes for a single line tag, press the ENTER key, or press TAB or shift+TAB to
accept and move to the next or previous tag.
In multi-line tags, pressing ENTER will insert a new line into the tag text field.
To accept changes for a multi-line tag, press command+ENTER (Mac) or control+ENTER
(Windows). Alternately, press TAB or shift+TAB to accept and move to the next or previous tag.
The ENTER key has one more behaviour in the Metadata Editor. If there are no tags currently
being edited, press ENTER to move back to and edit the most recently touched tag. This can be
useful if you have just accepted an incorrect edit. Rather than clicking on the tag again, or tabbing
back/forwards, simply press the ENTER key.
While editing a text tag, press ESCAPE to discard your edits.
Some fields have format restrictions and will only accept a certain type and/or number of
characters. See the Supported Tags table for details.
7.5.5 Adding Cover Art
To add Cover Art to your encoded files, first select a file by single-clicking it in the File List. There
are two ways to load an image file into the Metadata Editor:
1. Click on the ‘Image’ tag field in the lower right corner of the Metadata Editor, and browse to
an image file.
2. Drag an image file onto the Manager.
To remove an image file from the Metadata Editor, hover your mouse cursor over the ‘Image’ tag,
and click the red ‘X’ button that appears.
If this image file exists in the Cover Art tag of the selected audio file, press the ‘Write to File’ button
to overwrite the previous Cover Art tag with empty contents.
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