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It would be more consistent to do the tagging within JRMJ.
Different applications don't always map the same tag fields to the same names. There is no officially followed tagging standard for what tag names map to which fields. It all mostly goes by popular convention and all applications that do tagging don't follow the same conventions.
There are some tags that Mp3Tag maps differently than JRMJ. The differences can cause some confusion.
Therefore, for consistency, it works out better to do your tagging with one application rather than switching between several tagging apps. Otherwise you'll end up needing to get more familiar than you would probably like with the behind the scenes tag mapping that different applications use.
It is certainly possible to maintain tags using both Mp3Tag and JRMJ (I do at times). But you have to be aware that each application maps some tags differently.
Originally Posted by Elluzion /img/forum/go_quote.gif another questoin: would it be easier to do the tagging in media jukebox, or in mp3tag. it was weird, i started tagging with mp3 tag and then imported into media jukebox and the comment that was blank on the songs i tagged in mp3tag said "media jukebox" under them... hmmm?? -Elluzion |
It would be more consistent to do the tagging within JRMJ.
Different applications don't always map the same tag fields to the same names. There is no officially followed tagging standard for what tag names map to which fields. It all mostly goes by popular convention and all applications that do tagging don't follow the same conventions.
There are some tags that Mp3Tag maps differently than JRMJ. The differences can cause some confusion.
Therefore, for consistency, it works out better to do your tagging with one application rather than switching between several tagging apps. Otherwise you'll end up needing to get more familiar than you would probably like with the behind the scenes tag mapping that different applications use.
It is certainly possible to maintain tags using both Mp3Tag and JRMJ (I do at times). But you have to be aware that each application maps some tags differently.