Hi,
I'm struggling to get the iTunes 'Grouping' tag (and a couple of other tags) to display in MP3Tag - any thoughts please? I've attached a screenshot from MP3Tag:
Thanks (I think). What about the older (and better IMHO) 10.7.021 version of iTunes that a lot of people seem to prefer? Anyway, this 'Grouping' tag is currently visible in the file/tag using MediaInfo (see previopsuly attached zip), so why am I struggling to find it in MP3Tag? It shouldn't be related to the version of iTunes.
BTW I've been though 'help' Tag Field Mappings – Mp3tag Documentation and I'm now considering going through every tag and adding it just to prove it's not there
Another way could be to fill the grouping tag in iTunes, make sure that the modifcation is saved to the file and then have a look at the file with MP3tag and the extended tags dialogue (Alt-T). There you should see the field that causes the grouping.
(Trying to put this as politely as I can...) I guess you didn't read my first or second post?! I've done exactly just that (see the zipped up demo tag file)
BTW I seem to be on v2.99a of MP3Tag
I'm not missing something am I? Should I enter %grouping% in both field and value fields or %GRP1% in both - though neither works.
I tried it the other way around ie wrote the grouping tag in MP3Tag and see what change it makes to the file - here's the output for both %grouping% and %GRP1%
MP3tag hasn't written to the 'Grouping' tag but the 'grouping' tag in this case (I tried to write 'test grouping' in both attempts) - I'm going to try to see what happens when I capitalize this...
As the already linked list of supported tag field names shows:
GROUPING is the name of the field.
If you intend to define a column, enter %grouping% for VALUE and FIELD.
%GRP1% would lead to a user-defined field called GRP1 which is not the identical to the ID3 standard field.
Please see also the description for CONTENTGROUP for MP4 files.
Thanks (I see what you mean about the GRP1)
If I capitalize the field and value entries as %Grouping%, and then enter 'retest grouping' in MP3Tag then the output it writes when it saves the tag in MediaInfo is this:
so clearly there is a capitalizing issue and that the use of %Grouping% in both field and value is correct but why doesn't MP3Tag read the original 'Studio' that was present beforehand? and how does it know to append it?
Oddly the hex show this
Absolutely, this has been functional since back in 2017.
Please check the Extended tag window using Alt-T and see all of the tags for these files. The actual tag used depends on whether you are using mp3 or m4a file types.
The classical music tags used in iTunes for Grouping, Work, Movement, and the related Movement Number and Movement Total are all displayed and can be edited in mp3tag.