Question Are there any Android media players that display the Comments tag?

[Dave Rado]

Samsung's built in media player used to display the text in the Comments tag, but they've discontinued the product.

I can't find any Android media player that does display the text in the Comments tag. Is there one?

I have used that tag for many years to add info about or lyrics for my tracks and it's heartbreaking not to be able to display that info any more.

iTunes on the iPhone displays it, but I have an Android phone.

Can anyone help?

Dave

 

[mustang7757]

Maybe apple music app in play store?

 

[Dave Rado]

Maybe apple music app in play store?

As far as I can see that only allows you to play music that is in the Apple iTunes store, not music that is on your phone.

 

[mustang7757]

As far as I can see that only allows you to play music that is in the Apple iTunes store, not music that is on your phone.

I see , I don't use that app thought maybe worth a shot to try .

 

[Dave Rado]

Can anybody help?

 

[mustang7757]

Can anybody help?

Which Samsung device? Maybe I can put it in its forum to get more visibility

 

[Dave Rado]

Galaxy S7, although I think it's an Android question rather than a hardware question.

 

[mustang7757]

Galaxy S7, although I think it's an Android question rather than a hardware question.

Yeah it won't get enough traffic on the s7 forums we keep it here

 

[winmod21]

Samsung's built in media player used to display the text in the Comments tag, but they've discontinued the product.

I can't find any Android media player that does display the text in the Comments tag. Is there one?

I have used that tag for many years to add info about or lyrics for my tracks and it's heartbreaking not to be able to display that info any more.

iTunes on the iPhone displays it, but I have an Android phone.

Can anyone help?

Dave

You might out Musicolet; it has an 'Edit tags' & 'Comments' in a 'Tag editor', but I've never used any of that stuff, nor the 'Audio cutter' or other options like 'Pro' features &c.

I just use it for my (downloaded to PC) music; it has no Internet permissions; allows tag editing (with warnings concerning file reading if edited &c). Though again, I readily confess my naiveté regarding it.