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which it does whenever you change or add something.

You'll sooner quit the program in pure frustration than customize everything to your liking.Īnother winning annoyance is that it's almost impossible to prevent Helium from writing ID-tags to your MP3s. It's just that you're flooded with menues, commands and panes.

And, yes, you CAN customize toolbars and stuff. Somewhere a beta tester should have pointed out that adding easily clickable buttons for stuff like 'Browse album in Album Browser' would be a good thing, not hidden in menues. Often the most used commands are hidden in menues while your screen is filled with useless information about the song currently playing and whatnot. The GUI is often annoying and counter intuitive. That's why they're saved in folders, you moronic program! If you're importing many folders this might actually be difficult to correct since the annoying interface in Helium makes absolutely NO use of actual file folders and you might not know which Album a single MP3 belongs to. Presumably it searches the net for a song-album match and add the song to the found album, though I have never allowed this. Import a Various Artists folder and Helium can, for no appearant reason, create new albums and add some songs to these. The #1 annoying thing is the import album function. Surely SOMEONE betatesting had more than 5-6 MP3 albums? It's good looking and has lots of features, for sure, but has some annoying problems that _should_ have been stamped out in betatests.

Download the new version for windows Helium Music Manager Premium 16.4.18312