FixTag is a Java/Swing application that lets you edit the fields within MP3 ID3 tags.
FixTag is written in Java (Swing) and was developed using Eclipse. (You can download Eclipse here.)
The source code is browseable on the SourceForge CVS server.
In version 0.40, code was added that requires Java 5.0 (1.5), so you will need Java 5.0 to compile or run the program. (The net.sf.fixtag.id3 package remains compatible with Java 1.4, since it is the only part that might possibly be useful as a library to another developer.)
The program is (needlessly) broken into five Eclipse Java projects in two different CVS repositories:
The main Java/Swing application.
An independent library for reading/writing ID3 tags.
An independent library with some Swing utilities (e.g. a sortable JTable)
Some other independent utility classes
An independent package for launching the application with a JVM version check
You can retrieve the projects directly from CVS within the Eclipse development environment. (These instructions assume you have not yet created any CVS Repositories.)
On the menu, select: File->New->Project and choose Checkout Projects from CVS.
Enter in the CVS Repository information shown below, and click Finish.
Highlight the two project modules listed, click Finish and Eclipse will pull them down for you.
Repeat these steps for the fixtag CVS projects by setting up a second CVS repository.
Then select the required fixtag modules as shown.
