FAQ: Where can I find additional information about my audio files, like tags, file quality, and storage location?

FAQ: Where can I find additional information about my audio files, like tags, file quality, and storage location?

You can find more information about a track anywhere in Roon by selecting it (right-click or touch and hold), clicking the three dots (•••) menu, and pressing View file Info inside of that selection menu. Here you can see the audio file's information, and you can click on File Tags to view its tags. 
Right click or press and hold on a track, and then click the three dots (•••) menu. Then click "View file info..."
Your file info menu will appear like this

You can also export track information to an Excel spreadsheet, more about that here.

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