I just add this free little online tool for all the people interested what the DJ-Software " Traktor " saves inside his proprietary binary chunk inside a PRIV id3 tag. If you save the few available metadata tags for a mp3 file in Traktor, it looks like this: [Traktor 4 - Metadata] Especially the f…

This is interesting, but, unfortunately, not useful. Now - if, as well as being able to READ the PRIV4 tag, we could WRITE it (or, even just an indicator that there IS info in the PRIV4 tag) to an empty tag in the MP3 file, then it'd be useful... :+1:

[image] Patch: ...we could WRITE it... This will not happen anytime soon, because of the proprietary (not public) structure of this PRIV tag. native-instruments.com does not seem to be interested in allowing third-party tools to manipulate their "own" id3 tag. You may have already read it: "…

Not write to the PRIV4 tag - write to another vacant tag, to indicate that the PRIV4 tag has bee populated by Traktor. Then, we could tell (outside of Traktor - in iTunes, or MP3Tag, for example) if a file has already been analysed in Traktor.

[image] Patch: Not write to the PRIV4 tag - write to another vacant tag, to indicate that the PRIV4 tag has bee populated by Traktor. Yes, that would be nice. BTW: There is no such frame type name as PRIV4. Frame type names according to the id3.org standard are only 4 characters long and wit…

Hey @LyricsLover , good stuff! I am working an app which helps for better organization of tracks, etc. Do you know whenever the color category is included in the tags?

[image] savpank: Do you know whenever the color category is included in the tags? Where do you see a "color category" in the TRAKTOR metadata? Anyway: You would need to check that with a music file with embedded metadata from a current TRAKTOR version.

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