mp3divider

Many audio files, especially songs comes with an abundance of embedded details to let you know more about the creator, album, and more. These details can be changed, but also used to your advantage, depending on the task at hand. For instance, mp3divider can easily detect these tags and divide into multiple files in case there are more tracks.

The visual design wants to make it easy for individuals of all levels of experience to get the hang of things. A side panel is fitted with three steps to help easily define the whole operation, while the rest of the section is structured in tabs to allow easy navigation through detected sets of details.

As the name points out, the main files you work with here are MP3 audio files. Note, however, that you’re only allowed to process one file at a time, and selection is done through the built-in browse dialog. Just to be sure you’re close to a successful operation, it’s not really recommended to load files you’re sure contain a single track.

In fact, the core function of the application is to read the ID3 tags of the source file and find out whether or not it’s composed of multiple, different tracks. As such, the end result is generated accordingly, with at least two files exported to a location of your choice, each with its corresponding set of details.

The main panel is fitted with different tabs which show detected tracks, details, statistics, as well as raw ID3 tags. Unfortunately, there’s no control over tags, in the sense of lack of any editing options, but you can save them to a TXT file.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that mp3divider is a reliable application if you want to divide a large MP3 file containing multiple songs into individual items. It automatically fits them with the appropriate tags, minimizing your efforts.