0x8007000D error:When editing mp3 metadata

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Hi Friends,

I have one mp3 file. I want to change its metadata or some properties. but when I do it, I am getting following error message.

Error 0x8007000D: The data is invalid.

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An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file. If you continue to receive this error, you can use the error code to search for help with this problem.         

Error 0x8007000D: The data is invalid.

Test – Copy
Type: MP3 Format Sound
Date modified: 6/16/2011 10:31 AM          
Size: 41.1 MB  

How to resolve this issue? 

Thanks in advanced.

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Best Answer by Carl Jack
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Answered By 10 points N/A #162971

0x8007000D error:When editing mp3 metadata

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Hallo Mat,

You will have to download the Mp3tag that you can get for free from the internet – but you can it can be worth a donation, especially because the Media Player 12 no longer has got an Advanced Tag Editor. 

Once you have done the above, you will do the following:

  • You will go to File, and then look for Add Directory.
  • Next you will need to locate and select the album that is showing the following error code: 0x8007000D. 
  • You will have to choose all the songs.
  • After that you will right click and then you will select Remove Tag.
  • Next you should immediately choose Undo.
  • That should fix the problem.

Regards,

Carl

Answered By 5 points N/A #162972

0x8007000D error:When editing mp3 metadata

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Maybe you are trying to change to a metadata that is not compatible with your OS. Try to upload the music file in www.skydrive.live.com and use your valid Live ID. Or register if you don't have one yet. You can also change the data tagging from ID3 version 2.4 to 2.3.

You can download it here

Do not forget to backup all your music files before amending it.

If you are using iTunes, download one that is compatible with your OS as well.

Answered By 590495 points N/A #310546

0x8007000D error:When editing mp3 metadata

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Before modifying the metadata of an MP3 audio file, make sure the file is not in “read-only” state because if it is, you can’t modify anything. To check the file’s attribute, right-click the MP3 file you want to check then select “Properties”. In the MP3 file Properties window, in “General” tab, make sure “Read-only” is not checked.

If the box is checked, uncheck it then click “OK” to disable read-only. Try editing the metadata again then see if it works. Another way to edit an audio file’s metadata is with Windows Media Player. Start Windows Media Player then load the MP3 file you want to edit. This will automatically play the file. Stop the playback then go to “Library” tab.

Select “Songs” on the left pane then locate the MP3 file you opened. Under “Title”, right-click the MP3’s title then select “Advanced Tag Editor”.

Windows Media Player Advanced Tag Editor
Windows Media Player Advanced Tag Editor

In the Advanced Tag Editor window, change the information or metadata like the title, genre, track number, BPM or beats per minute, album, artist, and so on. When you are finished, click “OK”.

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