Foobar2000:Properties - Revision history

Beardgoggles: Updated majority of page to reflect changes made in foobar2000 v1.5.

2019-12-06T20:54:45Z

Updated majority of page to reflect changes made in foobar2000 v1.5.

Beardgoggles: /* See also */ Added link to "Classic Properties Dialog" component.

2019-12-06T19:44:02Z

See also: Added link to "Classic Properties Dialog" component.

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[~~Foobar2000~~:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog]]		* [[foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog]]
			* [[foobar2000:Components/Classic Properties Dialog (foo_properties_classic)\|Classic Properties Dialog (foo_properties_classic)]] component

	[[Category:foobar2000]]		[[Category:foobar2000]]

C3POwen: Major rewrite of page, expanding on information already available, and consolidating the Foobar2000:Properties/Partial_Info page.

2018-10-22T17:54:50Z

Major rewrite of page, expanding on information already available, and consolidating the Foobar2000:Properties/Partial_Info page.

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	[[Image:~~Foobar2000-~~Properties-Metadata.png\|thumb~~\|256px~~\|Metadata tab]]		[[Image:foobar2000 Properties dialog - Metadata tab.png\|thumb\|Metadata tab.]]
	[[Image:~~Foobar2000-~~Properties-~~Properties~~.png\|thumb\|~~256px\|Properties~~ tab]]		[[Image:foobar2000 Properties dialog - Details tab.png\|thumb\|Details tab.]]
	The '''Properties''' dialog allows a user to view and modify the metadata of one or more audio files.		The '''Properties''' dialog allows a user to view and modify the metadata of one or more audio files.

	~~== Usage ==~~		To open the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (e.g. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.
	~~[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|thumb\|Accessing the Properties dialog]]~~
	To ~~activate~~ the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (eg. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.

	~~You can directly edit all metadata values~~ (~~entries on~~ the ~~"Metadata" tab~~)~~. Other information about~~ the ~~selected tracks - shown on the "Properties" tab - is read-only~~.		To commit any edits you've made to file tags, click either the {{button\|OK}} button (to close the dialog) or the {{button\|Apply}} button (to save then continue viewing/editing).

	~~To commit any edits you've made to file tags~~, ~~press~~ either ~~"OK" button (to close the dialog)~~ or ~~"Apply" button (to save then continue viewing/editing)~~.		== Metadata tab ==
			All fields shown on the Metadata tab can be edited, either individually or by selecting more than one.

	~~=== Partial info ===~~		Clicking a field in the "Value" column will allow the user to make in-place changes, whereas double-clicking a field in the "Name" column will open the "Edit Value" dialog box. For individual files, the "Edit Value" box will only show the field name and the field value; for multiple files, "Single value" and "Individual values" tabs will be available.
	~~{{main\|foobar2000:Properties/Partial Info}}~~
	~~In foobar2000 v1.3 and newer~~, in ~~certain scenarios~~ the ~~Properties~~ dialog will ~~not~~ show ~~complete metadata of your~~ files.

	=== Tools menu ===		Although only 13 standard fields are enabled by default – with non-standard field names being shown in an unformatted state, e.g. {{code\|<GROUPING>}} – additional "standard" fields can be added under the [[#Advanced preferences\|Advanced preferences]] page.
	[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]
	* Selection : Same as right-click menu commands for currently selected metadata fields.		== Details tab ==
	* Add ~~New Field~~ : Adds a new metadata field with any name that you specify.		The Details tab is read-only, and is only used for showing metadata that has been generated by other means.
	* Paste ~~Fields~~ : See [[#Copy and paste functionality\|copy and paste functionality]] section below.
	* Auto ~~Track Number~~ : Automatically fills Track Number and Total Tracks fields, according to original order of tracks that you've opened the Properties dialog for. Tracks placed in different folders are assumed to be separate albums and are counted separately.		; Location
	* Automatically ~~Fill Values~~ : Allows you to automatically fill metadata values from file names / other metadata / other sources. [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read more...]]		: Information on the selected files, such as file path, file size and modify date.
	* Reload ~~Info~~ : Reloads displayed information from your files. Any unsaved edits that you've made will be lost.		; General
	* Remove ~~Tags~~		: Information specific to the audio format/codec/tool that the file has been encoded with.
	** For file formats that support optional tags such as ID3 or APE, those optional tags are completely stripped.		; ReplayGain
	** Any metadata or ReplayGain information is removed from the files.		: Track and album ReplayGain values.
			: Should manual editing of these values be required, right-click the files in the main foobar2000 window and select "ReplayGain → Edit ReplayGain information".
			; Playback Statistics
			: Displays playback information recorded by the [[Foobar2000:Components/Playback Statistics (foo_playcount)\|Playback Statistics]] component.

			== Tools menu ==
			[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The standard Tools menu, without the "Load complete info" option visible.]]
			Clicking the {{button\|Tools}} button displays the following menu options:
			; Selection
			: Same as right-click menu commands for the currently-selected metadata fields.
			; Add new field...
			: Adds a new metadata field with any name that you specify.
			: Keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|Ctrl\|N}}
			; Paste fields
			: See [[#Copy and paste functionality\|copy and paste functionality]] section below.
			: Keyboard shortcut: {{key press\|Ctrl\|Shift\|V}}
			; Auto track number
			: Automatically fills Track Number and Total Tracks fields, according to original order of tracks that you've opened the Properties dialog for. Tracks placed in different folders are assumed to be separate albums and are counted separately.
			; Automatically fill values...
			: Allows you to automatically fill metadata values from file names / other metadata / other sources. [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read more...]]
			; Load complete info
			: Fully loads all metadata fields when the "[[#Partial info\|Partial info shown]]" warning is visible.
			; Reload info
			: Reloads displayed information from your files. Any unsaved edits that you've made will be lost.
			; Remove tags
			: For file formats that support optional tags such as ID3 or APE, those optional tags are completely stripped.
			: Any metadata or ReplayGain information is removed from the files.
			; Font...
			: Select the font, font style and font size for the Properties dialog.

			== Partial info ==
			[[Image:foobar2000 Properties dialog - Partial info shown.png\|thumb\|"Partial info shown [?]" message.]]
			{{panel\|'''Note:''' The "partial info" function was introduced in foobar2000 v1.3.\|color=yellow}}

			In certain situations, the Properties dialog shows only partial information about the selected tracks; fields considered too long to be cached by foobar2000 are replaced with a {{code\|.}} (dot) character and "Partial info shown [?]" is displayed next to the '''Tools''' button.

			This is done for performance reasons, when loading complete info would make the Properties dialog take a long time to open.

			When partial info is shown, any changes made to the affected fields will not be written to the file. In order to get complete properties dialog functionality, i.e. to view or edit the affected fields, click the {{button\|Tools}} button (see above) and select '''Load complete info'''.

	== Copy and paste functionality ==		== Copy and paste functionality ==
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	==Advanced preferences==		==Advanced preferences==
	The following options can be changed through the ~~'''~~Advanced~~'''~~ preferences page.		[[Image:foobar2000 Properties dialog - Advanced preferences.png\|thumb\|256px\|The Advanced preferences page.]]
			The following options can be changed through the [[foobar2000:Preferences:Advanced\|Advanced preferences page]].

	; Always preload complete info up to N tracks		; Always preload complete info up to N tracks
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	: Specify which fields can contain multiple values (which are separated with a {{code\|;}} semicolon).		: Specify which fields can contain multiple values (which are separated with a {{code\|;}} semicolon).
	; Standard fields		; Standard fields
	: Specify the "standard" fields visible in the "Properties" dialog in the "Name=Field" format, e.g. {{code\|1=Artist Name=ARTIST}}.		: Specify the "standard" fields visible in the "Properties" dialog in the "Name=Field" format, e.g. {{code\|1=Artist Name=ARTIST}}. Each pairing must be separated by a semicolon.
	; Title display format		; Title display format

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	~~= Properties Dialog =~~		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|thumb\|256px\|Metadata tab]]
			[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Properties.png\|thumb\|256px\|Properties tab]]
	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|~~Properties dialog :~~ Metadata tab]]		The '''Properties''' dialog allows a user to view and modify the metadata of one or more audio files.
	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Properties.png\|~~Properties dialog :~~ Properties tab]]

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|thumb\|Accessing the Properties dialog]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|thumb\|Accessing the Properties dialog]]
	To activate the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (eg. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.		To activate the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (eg. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.
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	To commit any edits you've made to file tags, press either "OK" button (to close the dialog) or "Apply" button (to save then continue viewing/editing).		To commit any edits you've made to file tags, press either "OK" button (to close the dialog) or "Apply" button (to save then continue viewing/editing).

	~~[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]~~		=== Partial info ===
			{{main\|foobar2000:Properties/Partial Info}}
	== Partial ~~Info~~ ==
	In foobar2000 v1.3 and newer, in certain scenarios the Properties dialog will not show complete metadata of your files.		In foobar2000 v1.3 and newer, in certain scenarios the Properties dialog will not show complete metadata of your files.
	~~[[Foobar2000:Properties/Partial_Info \| Read full article...]]~~

	~~== Tools Menu ==~~

			=== Tools menu ===
			[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]
	* Selection : Same as right-click menu commands for currently selected metadata fields.		* Selection : Same as right-click menu commands for currently selected metadata fields.
	* Add New Field : Adds a new metadata field with any name that you specify.		* Add New Field : Adds a new metadata field with any name that you specify.
	* Paste Fields : See [[~~Foobar2000:Properties~~#Copy ~~& Paste Functionality~~\|~~Copy & Paste Functionality~~]] section below.		* Paste Fields : See [[#Copy and paste functionality\|copy and paste functionality]] section below.
	* Auto Track Number : Automatically fills Track Number and Total Tracks fields, according to original order of tracks that you've opened the Properties dialog for. Tracks placed in different folders are assumed to be separate albums and are counted separately.		* Auto Track Number : Automatically fills Track Number and Total Tracks fields, according to original order of tracks that you've opened the Properties dialog for. Tracks placed in different folders are assumed to be separate albums and are counted separately.
	* Automatically Fill Values : Allows you to automatically fill metadata values from file names / other metadata / other sources. [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read more...]]		* Automatically Fill Values : Allows you to automatically fill metadata values from file names / other metadata / other sources. [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read more...]]
	* Reload Info : Reloads displayed information from your files. Any unsaved edits that you've made will be lost.		* Reload Info : Reloads displayed information from your files. Any unsaved edits that you've made will be lost.
	* Remove Tags		* Remove Tags
	** For file formats that support optional tags such as ID3 or APE, those optional tags are ~~completey~~ stripped.		** For file formats that support optional tags such as ID3 or APE, those optional tags are completely stripped.
	** Any metadata or ReplayGain information is removed from the files.		** Any metadata or ReplayGain information is removed from the files.

	== Copy ~~& Paste Functionality~~ ==		== Copy and paste functionality ==

	You can transfer metadata values between different fields (eg. copy track titles to comments), between different tracks or even between different sets of tracks using copy / paste functionality of the Properties dialog. Simply select one or more metadata fields that you want to operate on, right-click them and choose one of copy / paste commands.		You can transfer metadata values between different fields (e.g.. copy track titles to comments), between different tracks or even between different sets of tracks using copy / paste functionality of the Properties dialog. Simply select one or more metadata fields that you want to operate on, right-click them and choose one of copy / paste commands.

	The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.		The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.
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	To completely transfer metadata between two groups of tracks, open the Properties dialog for the source group, select all metadata fields, right-click, choose "Copy"; then open the Properties dialog for the target group, select all metadata fields, choose "Remove" and then "Paste Fields" from the right-click menu. [[Foobar2000:How to transfer tags between two sets of tracks\|Read more...]]		To completely transfer metadata between two groups of tracks, open the Properties dialog for the source group, select all metadata fields, right-click, choose "Copy"; then open the Properties dialog for the target group, select all metadata fields, choose "Remove" and then "Paste Fields" from the right-click menu. [[Foobar2000:How to transfer tags between two sets of tracks\|Read more...]]

	== Usage ~~Tips~~ ==		== Usage tips ==

	You can open the Properties dialog for multiple tracks - by selecting a group of tracks in a playlist then choosing "Properties" from the context menu for an example. This lets you mass-edit tags of multiple tracks at once.		You can open the Properties dialog for multiple tracks - by selecting a group of tracks in a playlist then choosing "Properties" from the context menu for an example. This lets you mass-edit tags of multiple tracks at once.
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	If you wish to go straight to the properties tab when opening the dialog - without additional clicking - you can hold shift while opening the dialog. This also applies to opening the dialog through keyboard shortcuts - if shift is a part of the keyboard combo used, the properties tab will be activated.		If you wish to go straight to the properties tab when opening the dialog - without additional clicking - you can hold shift while opening the dialog. This also applies to opening the dialog through keyboard shortcuts - if shift is a part of the keyboard combo used, the properties tab will be activated.

	== See ~~Also~~ ==		==Advanced preferences==
			The following options can be changed through the '''Advanced''' preferences page.

			; Always preload complete info up to N tracks
			: Specify how many track to pre-load metadata for. The default is "100".
			; Multiline fields
			: Specify which fields can contain line breaks.
			; Multivalue fields
			: Specify which fields can contain multiple values (which are separated with a {{code\|;}} semicolon).
			; Standard fields
			: Specify the "standard" fields visible in the "Properties" dialog in the "Name=Field" format, e.g. {{code\|1=Artist Name=ARTIST}}.
			; Title display format

			== See also ==
			* [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog]]

	[[~~Foobar2000~~:~~Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog~~]]		[[Category:foobar2000]]

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	[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]

			== Partial Info ==
			In foobar2000 v1.3 and newer, in certain scenarios the Properties dialog will not show complete metadata of your files.
			[[Foobar2000:Properties/Partial_Info \| Read full article...]]

	== Tools Menu ==		== Tools Menu ==

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	If your files have empty or incorrect tags but corrent artist/title/etc information is present in file or folder names, you can automatically transfer that information to tags using the "Automatically Fill Values..." command from the Tools menu. For an example, if your file naming scheme is "artist\album [date]\nn. title", you should set source to "File Names" and pattern to "%artist%\%album% [%date%]\%tracknumber%. %title%". [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read full article...]]		If your files have empty or incorrect tags but corrent artist/title/etc information is present in file or folder names, you can automatically transfer that information to tags using the "Automatically Fill Values..." command from the Tools menu. For an example, if your file naming scheme is "artist\album [date]\nn. title", you should set source to "File Names" and pattern to "%artist%\%album% [%date%]\%tracknumber%. %title%". [[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Read full article...]]

	~~[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-menu-commands.png\|frame]]There are 3 different "Properties" context menu commands available:~~		If you wish to go straight to the properties tab when opening the dialog - without additional clicking - you can hold shift while opening the dialog. This also applies to opening the dialog through keyboard shortcuts - if shift is a part of the keyboard combo used, the properties tab will be activated.
	* "Properties" - opens the ~~metadata~~ tab ~~by default, but opens~~ the ~~properties tab instead if~~ you hold ~~the~~ shift ~~key~~ while ~~activating it~~.
	* "Properties (metadata tab)" - hidden by default; always opens the ~~metadata tab; useful for custom~~ keyboard shortcuts.
	* "Properties (properties tab)" - ~~hidden by default; always opens~~ the properties tab~~; useful for custom keyboard shortcuts~~.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

	[[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog]]		[[Foobar2000:Properties/Automatically Fill Values\|Automatically Fill Values dialog]]

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Copy & Paste Functionality

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	The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.		The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.

	To completely transfer metadata between two groups of tracks, open the Properties dialog for the source group, select all metadata fields, right-click, choose "Copy"; then open the Properties dialog for the target group, select all metadata fields, choose "Remove" and then "Paste Fields" from the right-click menu.		To completely transfer metadata between two groups of tracks, open the Properties dialog for the source group, select all metadata fields, right-click, choose "Copy"; then open the Properties dialog for the target group, select all metadata fields, choose "Remove" and then "Paste Fields" from the right-click menu. [[Foobar2000:How to transfer tags between two sets of tracks\|Read more...]]

	== Usage Tips ==		== Usage Tips ==

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	The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.		The difference between "Paste" and "Paste Fields" commands is that "Paste" replaces currently selected fields' values with field values currently present in Windows Clipboard - regardless of names of fields that you copied before; "Paste Fields" behavior doesn't depend on current selection - it creates new fields with names and values present in Windows Clipboard - if fields with matching names already exist, they're overwritten. For an example: if you copy the "title" field, you can use the "Paste" command to put titles in the "comment" field, but the "Paste Fields" will always overwrite contents of the "title" field with copied values. "Paste Fields" is mainly intended for transferring full sets of metadata between different tracks.

			To completely transfer metadata between two groups of tracks, open the Properties dialog for the source group, select all metadata fields, right-click, choose "Copy"; then open the Properties dialog for the target group, select all metadata fields, choose "Remove" and then "Paste Fields" from the right-click menu.

	== Usage Tips ==		== Usage Tips ==

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	= Properties Dialog =		= Properties Dialog =

	~~[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|Properties dialog : how to access]]~~

	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]
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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

			[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|thumb\|Accessing the Properties dialog]]
	To activate the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (eg. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.		To activate the Properties dialog, select one or more tracks (eg. in a playlist), right-click, choose "Properties" from the context menu.

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	To commit any edits you've made to file tags, press either "OK" button (to close the dialog) or "Apply" button (to save then continue viewing/editing).		To commit any edits you've made to file tags, press either "OK" button (to close the dialog) or "Apply" button (to save then continue viewing/editing).

	[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|~~frame~~]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-properties-toolsmenu.png\|thumb\|The Tools menu]]

	== Tools Menu ==		== Tools Menu ==

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	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|Properties dialog : how to access]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|Properties dialog : how to access]]

	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]
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	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|Properties dialog : how to access]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-HowToAccess.png\|Properties dialog : how to access]]

	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Metadata.png\|Properties dialog : Metadata tab]]
	[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Properties.png\|Properties dialog : Properties tab]]		[[Image:Foobar2000-Properties-Properties.png\|Properties dialog : Properties tab]]