After putting some tags into the .aac files, I get the error 0xc00d36c4 on Groove music.

Find a suitable file format converter and save the file as mp4 file. Perhaps xmediarecode is something that suits your needs.

However, the program (yamb) they state are not available anymore

Be that as it may. The real approach would be not to use the more or less untaggable raw aac format but to use a container format like mp4.

I see thank you very much :slight_smile:

Just for some background: a .AAC file is a very simple file format. It contains basically only the actual AAC data with a simple header. It has no support for tags. To have tags you can tuck just APE (or ID3) tags to the end of the file. Some software supports reading that. But if a software doesn'…

A quick way to hande this is to losslessly wrap your AAC files into the M4A wrapper with ffmpeg.exe, which can then be tagged easily. Executing this command line inside the folder containing your AAC's will wrap all of them to M4A, keeping the original files (which can be deleted afterwards if you …

Just to complement the above, as it might not be obvious to everyone: The above command changes nothing with the actual audio data. The AAC audio is copied as is to the new M4A file, so there is no re-encoding or otherwise any loss in quality. It's hence also a pretty fast action. Given that M4A fi…

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AAC tagging corrupts the music

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ohrenkino June 22, 2021, 6:08pm 2

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0xc00d36c4 groove player windows 10. I'm using the version 2.93. I do the tags for my acc files and after updating them mp3tag makes something to corrupt the files. I know this because after deleting the tags with mp3tags my audio files again play well (without tags). Conclution: the problem has to do only with mp3tag.

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