Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
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plexicrunch
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Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
It looks like I need start on a fresh machine and am hoping that the act of moving my music files to a new HD and MM library won't result in the loss of the custom tags I've used. Can anyone tell me if this will work? Thanks!
Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
make sure to have no unsynchronized tags before moving the files: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... r_Tags/4.0
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Mizery_Made
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Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
It may be beneficial for you to give this wiki page a read: Moving MM to a new computer
Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
It depends on the file format if custom tags are saved to the files themselves: http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... erties/4.0
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
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plexicrunch
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Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
Thanks. So it looks like for FLAC files, the tags should be stored with the file and MM should be fine, but there's no guarantee that any other application can use them, correct?
Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
Most tags MediaMonkey saves are according to the common standard for the file type. Thus generally other applications should be able to read the tags.
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Re: Do custom tags persist w/ the music files?
Read the table:plexicrunch wrote:Thanks. So it looks like for FLAC files, the tags should be stored with the file and MM should be fine, but there's no guarantee that any other application can use them, correct?
http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... erties/4.0
Anything with "Yes" should be able to be read with other applications because it is the standard for that format. If it says "Non-standard" then there's a chance other applications will not read that particular tag, because it is not standardized for the format.
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