I cannot find a similar question, so I will start a new one.
I always thought all Tags went to the MP3 File. I just found out they don't. If a Tag's data is not in the file, I assume it is somewhere as it is displayed. Is there a file or something where the data can be extracted? How can one extract the data programmatically? Do I acess the track's properties independent of any TAG? Thanks for any answer.
You would have to tell us where you see the data - and where you don't see it.
But as @LyricsLover said:
Please show us the screendump of the extended tags dialogue of a single file that does not show the right amount of tag data.
And if you see the word "APE" in the dialogue title, please show us also a dump of the settings in File>Options>Tags>Mpeg.
Hi LyricsLover
I don't see the following tags:
TIT1 ContentGroup (I name this 'Rhythtm' in the TAG Panel)
COMM Comment
TLEN Track Length
I may be looking at the wrong fields or tags. I looked at the ID3V2 specs and the expected fields seem to be right. If I am looking for the wrong TAGS (as used by MP3TAG) please let me know.
Hi
My VB.NET application is reading the File Tags from the binary file. I have a couple of options to get the track length so I'll use one of the optionsfor that. However, the Comment Field, COMM, has not been transferred to the actual file.
Thanks for your help.
Jerry B
CONTENTGROUP and Comment I see with ALT T in MP3Tag, but Comment (COMM) is not in the file itsself.
Your code is similar but I am not using a predefined ID3V2 library. I found some VB.NET code and modified the daylights out of it. For what I needed, an ID3V2 VB.NET or C# ibrary was overkill. I am an MSEE with 45+ years of system implementation (hardware and software) and 4 or 5 languages. I picked VB.NET when I got a PC as it was easy. I should at least learn C#.
Thanks for your help.
As MP3tag only shows tag data that can be found in a file, this statement is hard to believe.
Also, it is fairly fascinating that repeated requests for a screendump of the extended tags dialogue have so far been ignored.
Fixed. Buried deep in the code was a statement that ignored any TAG not starting with the letter C. I changed the IF to a CASE statement which defined the TAGS I am looking for.
Jerry B