ITunes 7.7 bug - renames tags

Every song I play that has a non-standard English character is getting renamed as soon as it starts playing.
An example:
Artist: Sigur Rós - *Song Title:* Ágætis Byrun
will be retagged as
Artist: Sigur RÛs - *Song Title:* ¡gÊtis Byrjun
There are a lot of songs in my library that will be afflicted by this problem if this problem continues. I've done a re-install of 7.7 but the problem is still there.

Hi,
I've reinstalled my previous iTunes (good thing I usually download the standalone installer and keep that around...).
First run: "This version of the iTunes library was created by a newer version" -> quit.
Lucky guess: ~user/Music/iTunes/ -> voila! There is a folder "Previous iTunes Libraries", and in there was the (automatically created by iTunes) backup. Copied this over to /iTunes, renamed it (it had the current year/month/date added), and I'm back up and running with the right Umlauts under iTunes 7.6.2
Apple, QA much...?

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><FilterCategories> <Category Title="Result Type" Description="The file extension of the item" Type="Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.WebControls.ManagedPropertyFilterGenerator" MetadataThreshold="5" NumberOfFiltersToDisplay="4" MaxNumberOfFilters="0" SortBy="Frequency" SortDirection="Descending" SortByForMoreFilters="Name" SortDirectionForMoreFilters="Ascending" ShowMoreLink="True" MappedProperty="FileExtension" MoreLinkText="show more" LessLinkText="show fewer"> <CustomFilters MappingType="ValueMapping" DataType="String" ValueReference="Absolute" ShowAllInMore="False"> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Adobe PDF"> <OriginalValue>pdf</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Email"> <OriginalValue>eml</OriginalValue> <OriginalValue>msg</OriginalValue> <OriginalValue>exch</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Excel"> <OriginalValue>odc</OriginalValue> <OriginalValue>ods</OriginalValue> <OriginalValue>xls</OriginalValue> 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MoreLinkText="show more" LessLinkText="show fewer" /> <Category Title="Modified Date" Description="When the item was last updated" Type="Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.WebControls.ManagedPropertyFilterGenerator" MetadataThreshold="5" NumberOfFiltersToDisplay="6" MaxNumberOfFilters="0" SortBy="Custom" ShowMoreLink="True" MappedProperty="Write" MoreLinkText="show more" LessLinkText="show fewer" > <CustomFilters MappingType="RangeMapping" DataType="Date" ValueReference="Relative" ShowAllInMore="False"> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Past 24 Hours"> <OriginalValue>-1..</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Past Week"> <OriginalValue>-7..</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Past Month"> <OriginalValue>-30..</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Past Six Months"> <OriginalValue>-183..</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Past Year"> <OriginalValue>-365..</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> <CustomFilter CustomValue="Earlier"> <OriginalValue>..-365</OriginalValue> </CustomFilter> </CustomFilters> </Category> <Category Title="Managed Metadata Columns" Description="Managed metadata of the documents" Type="Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.WebControls.TaxonomyFilterGenerator" MetadataThreshold="3" NumberOfFiltersToDisplay="3" MaxNumberOfFilters="20" ShowMoreLink="True" MappedProperty="ows_MetadataFacetInfo" MoreLinkText="show more" LessLinkText="show fewer" /> <Category Title="Enterprise Keywords" Description="All managed metadata of the documents and social tags" Type="Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.WebControls.TaxonomyFilterGenerator" MetadataThreshold="3" NumberOfFiltersToDisplay="3" MaxNumberOfFilters="20" ShowMoreLink="True" MappedProperty="ows_MetadataFacetInfo,popularsocialtags" MoreLinkText="show more" LessLinkText="show fewer" /></FilterCategories>
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I went to
http://sharepoint/Search/Pages/results.aspx?k=Document%201
and edited Refinement Panel, Web Part
Refinement in Refinement Panel, Filter Category Definition, that is the XML above! I ONLY changed Title="Tags" to be "Enterprise Keywords" and when I do so, (DEselecting the Use Default Configuration), Tags "Disappears"
after I check in the Search Results page!
If I select the "Use Default Configuration" checkbox, and click Apply, OK, Check In the page, Tags appers!
I even tried to rename "Tags" to "Tagss" and it still "Disappeared!"
Anyway that I can rename that to avoid confusion with my users as I tell them to use "Enterprise Keywords" and then it says "Tags" in Refinement Panel.
SharePoint 2010 SP2 September 2013 CU, IE 9 x86 on Windows 7 SP1. I tried on firefox as well, refreshing, and same "result!"

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to rename "Tags".
For taxonomy filter categories, we need to use the following title: Tags for taxonomy tags filter categories by using
owsmetadatafacetinfo to display the generated category.
In the other word, we cannot edit the “Tags” Title.
More information:
Category [Refinement]
Best Regards,
Jason
Jason Guo
TechNet Community Support

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How do I change Itunes:summary, keyword and description tags?

Hey guys,
I have created my podcast in garageband and then uploaded it to Iweb. I submitted my podcast to itunes and it has been approved. The title of the Podcast is Heaven's Lounge and I put it in the music category. Below is the link.
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=262795345
However, when I do any type of search it says podcast cannot be found.
I have been reading alot of post regarding Itunes summary, keyword and description tags.
How do I go about adding keywords and description tags? I can't figure it out in Iweb.
Someone please help.
Thanks
Peter Canellis

chrisfromgastonia wrote:
Thats fine, but if you want to sync and backup to itunes and icloud then turn icloud off then sync to itunes, then turn icloud back on and sync and back up to icloud, i always do both to have more than just one of them.
Shouldn't really need to do that. I have iCloud turned on on my
iPhone all the time, as I do on all my Macs. I am still able to backup
and sync apps and music to iTunes via USB. I do keep "Backup to iCloud"
turned off in iCloud preferences on the iPhone. I do occasionally turn it
on and do a immediate backup to iCloud then turn it back off. Can't have
too many backups.
Actually did it this morning while contemplating whether to update to 11.

ITunes Disc No. Bug..or?

Hey,
I just updated my iTunes to the new 9.0, but it seems that the new iTunes ignores the disc no. tag, so when I want to listen to a full double-cd album, it starts with the no. 1 song from disc 1 and then no. 1 from disc 2, instead of 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on, until it reaches disc 2 and starts from the beginning of disc 2 then.
I apologize for my confusing description, I hope it makes sense, but I doubt I'm the only one in with this issue. Is there any way to fix this? Or do I have to wait for a new update?
-Frederik

That's also what I figured, and yeah I know that I could change the album tag with disc 1, 2 etc., but like you I don't want to do so either.
Guess, there's nothing to do but wait then, but thanks for answering

Bug or Feature? iTunes doesn't write ID3 Tags when you recorded in VBR mode

When you record music from a CD with iTunes (6.0.4 and 6.0.5) using higher bit rates (High Quality) together with VBR, then the iTunes database initialy shows a correct entry. But if you check the created mp3-files with the Finder application you will see that there is no id3-tag in the file.
When you later move your iTunes music folder, iTunes asks you to modfify everything concerning the embedded infos (id3 tags). If you then say "yes" your database is gone.
I saw a couple of postings where users complain about that iTunes loses the id3 tag when they burn a CD. I think that there has never been a physical ID3-Tag although the iTunes database shows a correct entry.
Is some kind of a bug fix out there or should I use Musicmatch within Parallels Desktop for Mac in order to properly record in VBR mode?

Odysseas,
"But if you check the created mp3-files with the Finder application you will see that there is no id3-tag in the file."
You can't see ID3 tags in the Finder. The data is imbedded in the song file itself.
Regular, commercially produced CDs do not support ID3 tag information. When you insert a CD and it opens in iTunes, the application will go out on the internet and look up the track information in the Gracenote (CDDB) database.
Then, when you rip the CD to an MP3 or AAC etc. the track information is then incorporated into the encoded song file. Using VBR shouldn't prevent the ID3 tag information from being transfered.
However, if you then burn a music CD from that file, the ID3 tag information is lost.
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