ginjaninja 605 Posted April 20, 2014 Posted April 20, 2014 (edited) https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/3125#comment:3 @@Luke Hi Luke, Last year i couldnt work out why my multivalue tags were never seen by MB3. such as artist = ABBA1 and ABBA2 and ABBA3 such as album artist = AA1 and AA2 and AA3 Turned out that there were two ways clients could write multivalue tags 1. A long string with a separator 2. True Multi Value Tags (as seen by as hex editor) (eg. accomplished by using \\ separator in mp3tag) Turned out ffprobe could only see type 1 properly, not type 2. earlier versions of ffprobe only output the last multivalue tag for type 2. Type 1 was fine and MB3 would separate ffprobes output. old FFprobe output with type 2 ARTIST : ABBA3 GENRE : Greatest Blues - Golden Greats Disc 1 album_artist : AA3latest version of FFrobe, handles type 2 and shows the following outputARTIST : ABBA;ABBA2;ABBA3 GENRE : Greatest Blues - Golden Greats Disc 1 album_artist : AA1;AA2;AA3Anyways for people with multivalue 'Type 2' tags, you can expect that ffprobe and MB3 will support. (checked with artist, albumartist and genre tag and mp3tag)given MB3 parses ffrobe output and supports ';' separator there is no issue. But potentially this does pave the way for firming up multi value appreciation in MB3, as currently more artists are separated than should be e.g with ','s in name.. If all users were recommended to use 'actual' multivalue tags, this would prevent unwanted separation around ','s and '/', and the need for additional logic/remedial action to handle. Edited April 21, 2014 by ginjaninja
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