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Title: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: Pomuchel on 2020-03-11 17:49:21
First: I´m a beginner with foobar2000, please be indulgent.
I tried to change some values (Artist Name, Album Titel) in the window "Properties". After click on OK, some seconds of working "updating tags", then I see the remark in the lowest line: "One file could not be updated: Access denied".
I tried it also with empty values (Composer, Album Artist), the same result.
What is wrong?
Title: Re: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: jazzthieve on 2020-03-11 18:11:38
Is the file in use outside foobar? Is the file read only? Those would be the first most obvious things I would check.
Title: Re: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: Pomuchel on 2020-03-12 11:20:13
I think, I found the reason. My .mp3-Datas are not saved on a drive of my Computer, but on a drive in my home-network.
When I work with a file from my drive C:, it works correct.
What is to do?
Title: Re: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: jazzthieve on 2020-03-12 15:14:41
Does this drive have write permission on your network? This question has nothing to do with foobar as it seems.
Title: Re: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: Pomuchel on 2020-03-16 07:39:41
The Drive on my Network is not protected. I can save any file on it.
When I operate with foobar on an external drive, that is connected to USB on my Computer, it works without problems.
Title: Re: Changing Values in Properties
Post by: Just_Addict on 2020-03-21 15:30:00
To prevent confusion, Windows distinguishes between creating and modifying files on a network resource. One may be allowed to create a file but not modifying it after creation.

You could easily test if that is the case in your situation by creating a simple text file and then trying to modify it.

If modifying will not work you will need to change the security settings if you are allowed to do so by right click on the folder, going to the security tab, clicking the Edit button and selecting your username or group and check the box to Allow  'Modify'. Or alternatively the one to Allow 'Full Control'