Usually you would have to right click on a track in Windows Explorer, then choose Properties, then Details and then set a Rating. Was wondering if there is a faster way?
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Sure: add Rating to the columns displayed in Windows Explorer.
Right-click on the column header, select rating in the drop-down.
To make this a default layout:
- Right-click the parent folder and select properties.
- On the Customize tab optimize for Music and select Also apply this... to subfolders.
- Then, in Windows Explorer [Folder] Options, click on Apply to Folders.
From now on (unless a Windows update resets this), every time you open a Music folder, Rating will be displayed.
You can also add Length, Bit Rate and other fields.
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I've edited the question, it's not what I meant. I meant a shortcut to set a rating to a music file like 5 stars not have it in the menu. Like maybe adding a shortcut in the context menu, you right click on the track and then select the rating. – Marina Dunst Nov 23 '17 at 01:16
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There is an easy way.
Click on 'Details pane' on the top left. When the details pane appears on the right hand side you can just click on the desired rating and then click on save, as below:
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