Fix BPM tag?

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My BPM tags are like this: "00098 BPM" (without the quotes of course)

I want to remove the leading zeros, and the trailing " BPM", I've tried every option I could find, replace with regex, format value, etc; I've copied and modiefed the regexs here, and I've even tried replacing BPM with nothing, and NOTHING will work, idk what i'm doing wrong at this point.

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Action "Format value" ... or ... Convert "Tag - Tag"

BPM <== $regexp('00098 BPM','^0*(\d+).*$','$1') ==> '98'

BPM <== $trimLeft($cutRight('00098 BPM',4),'0') ==> '98'

BPM <== $trimLeft($cutRight(%BPM%,4),'0')

BPM <== $num('00098 BPM',1) ==> '98'

BPM <== $num(%BPM%,1)

DD.20140903.1614.CEST, DD.20150212.1620.CET
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I tried using $trimLeft($cutRight(%BPM%,4),'0') as both replace with regex and format value, and it's not working; is my mp3tag possibly messed up?

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Make sure that you have set Mp3tag to read the proper tag-type.
Load one media file into Mp3tag, from which you know for sure, that there is such a BPM string in the tag data.
Select the file and open the dialog "Extended Tags...:".
Do you see such value '00098 BPM' in the 'Metadata' list?
What is the name of the tag-field with this value?

DD.20140903.1647.CEST

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The name of that tag field is just BPM

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What file-type have you got?
I think that mp4 files show bpm in such a format. That's the way it is then.

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Yeah, they're MP4 files, but it's still REALLY weird that it wouldn't work with a specific file format

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AFAIK, mp4 also does not like leading zeros for track. So perhaps they have all gone to the BPM field. No, just kidding.