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 Jul 29 2006, 20:43
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Member Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 29-July 06 Member No.: 3494 Mp3tag Version: 2.34  |
 Mp3tag is unable to show private tags (PRIV). There's no corresponding mapping for PRIV fields in the Mp3Tag map table. Is there any way to work around this? The reason I'd like to display/edit PRIV fields is because Windows Media Player uses its own PRIV field to store the Mood instead of using the corresponding TMOO field. Of course I'd like to conveniently modify this field with Mp3tag, since I'm planning to build some automatic playlists (i.e. intelligent playlists in iTunes) based on in this field. If Mp3tag is unable to do this... are there any plans to include this feature in future versions? This post has been edited by Delphi Programmer: Jul 30 2006, 18:11 |
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Jul 30 2006, 18:39
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 Moderator Group: Moderators Posts: 4180 Joined: 4-September 03 From: Germany Member No.: 201 Mp3tag Version: 2.46b |
You can't edit them.
It's also questionable if it should be supported, since these frames contain arbitrary binary data. -------------------- |
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Jul 31 2006, 03:19
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Member Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 29-July 06 Member No.: 3494 Mp3tag Version: 2.34 |
QUOTE (dano @ Jul 30 2006, 12:39)  You can't edit them. You can't view them either (in Mp3tag). Can you? QUOTE (dano @ Jul 30 2006, 12:39) It's also questionable if it should be supported, since these frames contain arbitrary binary data. Well, as I explained above, sometimes there is useful information in these frames. Windows Media Player storing the Mood information there is an example of this. Why in God's name it doesn't store it in the TMOO frame like everyone else, I don't know. But this illustrates the need of handling these fields. This post has been edited by Delphi Programmer: Jul 31 2006, 14:18 |
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Jul 31 2006, 09:59
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Moderator Group: Moderators Posts: 4180 Joined: 4-September 03 From: Germany Member No.: 201 Mp3tag Version: 2.46b |
QUOTE You can't view them either (in Mp3tag). Can you? No. QUOTE Why in God's name it doesn't store it in the TMOD frame like everyone else, I don't know. TMOO is only defined in v2.4 but WMP only uses v2.3 QUOTE But this illustrates the need of handling these fields. Editing could only be offered for fields with known owner identifiers where the content has a structured scheme and is text based. That would probably work for your WM/Mood identifier. So that's just how I see it, if there are more of this kind of identifers maybe it would be worth the effort. But Florian needs to decide. -------------------- |
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Jul 31 2006, 14:26
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Member Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 29-July 06 Member No.: 3494 Mp3tag Version: 2.34 |
QUOTE (dano @ Jul 31 2006, 03:59) No. Doh! QUOTE (dano @ Jul 31 2006, 03:59) TMOO is only defined in v2.4 but WMP only uses v2.3 Stupid WMP. QUOTE (dano @ Jul 31 2006, 03:59) Editing could only be offered for fields with known owner identifiers where the content has a structured scheme and is text based. Good point. QUOTE (dano @ Jul 31 2006, 03:59) So that's just how I see it, if there are more of this kind of identifers maybe it would be worth the effort. But Florian needs to decide. While Florian decides... what's your advice about handling this situation? This post has been edited by Delphi Programmer: Jul 31 2006, 14:27 |
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Jul 31 2006, 15:47
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Moderator Group: Moderators Posts: 4180 Joined: 4-September 03 From: Germany Member No.: 201 Mp3tag Version: 2.46b |
QUOTE While Florian decides... what's your advice about handling this situation? What do you mean? -------------------- |
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Jul 31 2006, 22:51
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Member Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 29-July 06 Member No.: 3494 Mp3tag Version: 2.34 |
QUOTE (dano @ Jul 31 2006, 09:47) What do you mean? Never mind. Thank you for the feedback. Regards. |
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