Is there any software that can add track data etc. to previously ripped FLAC's?

Some of the CD's that I have ripped on EAC did not come up with any metadata (?) for the tracks or sometime erroneous data. Is there anything that can update this information automatically?
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If EAC has the database function and didn't come up with the correct info, chances are it's not there or it's incorrect. You will have to manually enter it yourself since most all other software and media players rely on only a couple of on-line databases.
You can have it download art and info from Amazon too, just change the settings.
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If an album is missing all metadata, you can try entering artist and album title manually then doing a lookup rather than having to enter all the track names. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.
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I've had the problem you describe with several CDs, and I have yet to find a satisfactory (to me) software solution.
So, when the problem arises, I just do it manually. Sometimes, finding the correct album art is a real chore. Occasionally, I simply have to take my own picture of a CD.
For example: I finally found a picture of Don Payne's and the Dave Holland Quartet's album titled "Straight Ahead" in an eBay listing, but I still had to manually enter the other metadata that I wanted in the AIFF files I rip to iTunes.
The app you found, I noted, does not support AIFF files.
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I never rely fully on any of the databases as I like my tags done a certain way (ie; not in caps), so I manually fix them and I add special notes to certain cd's as well. If I have a double or triple cd set or remaster of mobil fidelity or vinyl rip, etc, I like to add that to the tags as well so when it streams across the screen on my Touch I know what I'm listening to.
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P.s. I believe EAC also gives you options as to where you can get you info, like Amazon which might be more reliable. I believe I mentioned this already. I don't use EAC any longer so I am going from memory. I use Db Poweamp which gives several selections to get your tags and art work from.
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I'm probably thinking of DB PowerAmp or Media Monkey. I believe Media Monkey has several database choices. There are several different Amazon's too. It's been 6-8 years since I've used EAC
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tool/auto tag from web, then click on options in the upper right hand corner
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I just had to add artwork to 4800+ files and found muvUnder Cover a very friendly and easy program to get that all done.
Another answer to your question will by go into each file and rename the album and each song manually. Not too hard!!
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That's what I use too. All my music files are properly tagged with all pertinent info and album artwork.
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/EasyTAG
I use it to add/remove album art from FLACs as well as edit all sorts of tag info...and it's free.
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I've used this a lot for post-rip editing. It works great.
Doesn't work for FLACs (or at least didn't used to). That's when I found EasyTag.
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Sure it does.