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• How to exchange a mp3 file with another without losing metadata?

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  TheJailbreakGenius wrote:

  I like to follow my iTunes library usage statistics, and I have a file of the song I want to replace it with a newer version. (The latest version is a more long/extended cut of the file that I currently have). I don't want to lose the metadata of the file. Is there a way I can exchange the old by the new and that iTunes file to associate the metadata of the old with the new file?

  Thanks for your help!

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• Stop playback of mp3 files in a new tab

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  Imustbestupid wrote:

  I did set 'media.windows-media-foundation.play-stand-alone' to false.
  

  Yes, this preference doesn't work anymore.

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  Imustbestupid wrote:

  Thanks for the response.
  

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• Firefox will not play SermonConnect mp3 files that have been uploaded to Amazon S3 server using S3 Organizer after 2014 7. Already downloaded the files OK.

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