I had the same problem on my V3xx and in the end I amended the files on my
PC then loaded them back to the phone.

On the PC, select the mp3 file, right click and select "properties".

Then click on the "Summary" tab and click the "Advanced" button if it is
showing (if it's not, then you are already in advanced mode and there will
just be a 'simple' button showing).

Then you can select and change things like the Artist, Album Name, Genre,
Title etc by clicking the mouse on the title to highlight it, and changing
it to what you want.

Click OK and the id3-tags should now be correct.

When you put the tracks back onto your mobile, it should give you all the
info.

Not sure why this info is filled in already on some CD's/music files but not
others. It is a right pain having to go through the tracks one by one to set
this information. But that's the only way I have found to do it without any
fancy software.

I also use it when a track title is really long, and I shorten it so it all
shows in the play list.

HTH

Lofty

Ric schrieb:

The process is as follows.

1. Start mp3tag

2. Click FILE -> Chgange Directory (or press CTRL+D)

3. Choose the directory where your MP3-files are located on the harddisk
and press OK. You should now see a listing of the MP3-files in the
directory.

4. Mark one or several files that share the same style of encoding meta
information in the filename, e.g. chose all files with filenames that
look like this: "artist - album - title".

5. Do a right click on one of the marked titles and select "convert ->
filename-tag".

6. Modify the presented format string so that it fits the file name
layout of your files, e.g. "%artist% - %album% - %title%".

7. Click "Preview" and check if all album-names, artits and song titles
have been recognised correctly.

8. Click "OK" to save the newly created id3-tags to the files

9. Upload the files to the phone.

On my computer, mp3tag is in German, so it may be that I got some of the
item names wrong.

Andreas