Thread: How to Show Length of MP3 Files in Windows Explorer
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Old 01-12-2014, 02:32 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by badgerboy View Post
Make sure explorer pane is set to show 'details'. The side with the file-list will have a header row - name, date, type etc. Right click on the header row, and either select 'length' directly or through the 'more...' option. Your MP3s should now show their length in th file list.

Not a fan of audio-books, I can't concentrate on the audio like I can on words.
On XP:
The column is called Duration

The instruction to show typically applies only to the current folder

BTW the folders 'Type Template' needs to be Music...
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