Tagging your Content

Tagging your Content

From the Gallery, you can tag your files to help organize your media which in return provides easier access to the gallery when searching for content to add to your playlists.



If you wish to create a new tag, select 
 from the User Tags tab and enter a name when prompted (this is very useful for organizing content)






From the Gallery, if you would like to tag your media with some existing tags, simply select the media you wish to Tag/Untag, Click on the More settings button  , and then select the   option, choose what tags you would like to assign to your media item from the Available Tags.






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