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Applying a tag to a media file
You tag media by dragging a tag from the tag tree to a media file in the Search Results pane (or by dragging a media file to a tag) when
the Add Tag Mode button (
) is selected.
1.
Select media files to tag in the Search Results pane:
•
To select a single file, click the file.
—or—
•
To select multiple consecutive files, click the first file, hold the Shift key, and then click the last item.
—or—
•
To select multiple files that are not consecutive, hold the Ctrl key and click each file.
2.
Click the Add Tag Mode button (
) in the Search pane.
3.
Drag a tag from the tag tree to the selected file(s).
Tip:
You can also right-click a selection in the Search Results pane and choose Add Tag from the shortcut menu to add a tag to all
selected media. The Tag Chooser dialog will be displayed. Select the tag you want to add, and then click the OK button.
When you add a subtag to a media file, the tag’s hierarchical position in the tag tree is applied
implicitly.
implicitly.
In this example, adding the “Snare” tag to a media file would mean that a search for “Audio,” “Drum
One-Shots,” or “Snare” would find your tagged media. If the user rearranged the tag tree so that the
“Snare” tag did not appear below the “Audio” and “Drum One-Shots” tags, searching for “Audio” or
“Drum One-Shots” would not find your tagged media.
One-Shots,” or “Snare” would find your tagged media. If the user rearranged the tag tree so that the
“Snare” tag did not appear below the “Audio” and “Drum One-Shots” tags, searching for “Audio” or
“Drum One-Shots” would not find your tagged media.
If you add all three tags to your media file, a search for “Audio,” “Drum One-Shots,” or “Snare” would
find your tagged media even if the tag tree had been rearranged, though this behavior is not always
desirable.
find your tagged media even if the tag tree had been rearranged, though this behavior is not always
desirable.
Removing a tag from a media file
You remove tags from media by dragging a tag from the tag list to a media file in the Search Results
pane (or by dragging a media file to a tag) when the Remove Tag Mode button (
) is selected.
1.
Select media files in the Search Results pane:
•
To select a single file, click the file.
—or—
•
To select multiple consecutive files, click the first file, hold the Shift key, and then click the last item.
—or—
•
To select multiple files that are not consecutive, hold the Ctrl key and click each file.
2.
Click the Remove Tag Mode button (
) in the Search pane.
3.
Drag a tag from the tag tree to the selected file(s). The tag is removed from the file(s).
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