I recently acquired a Windows system, and have installed MP3Tag on it. I was surprised when I used it to open some music files whose tags were written by Puddletag.
In Puddletag, I entered text in the TIT3 frame (which Puddletag calls 'version').
When MP3Tag opens these files, the TIT3 frame (which MP3Tag calls 'subtitle') is blank. As an experiment, I populated the 'subtitle' frame with different text than the 'version' frame, saved it, and refreshed the files in Puddletag. Sure enough, the TIT3 frame retained the original, Puddletag-written text, and the MP3Tag text is not shown.
Viewing one of the files using a Hex editor, I found a 'version' frame and a 'subtitle' frame embedded in the file.
So Puddletag and MP3Tag disagree on this particular tag. I did a little research, and I found that Puddletag seems to be the 'odd man out.' I tried a couple other tag editors, and they all found the MP3Tag-written frame, but not the Puddletag-written one. The ID3 spec calls TIT3 'subtitle/description refinement.'
I recently acquired a Windows system, and have installed MP3Tag on it. I was surprised when I used it to open some music files whose tags were written by Puddletag.
In Puddletag, I entered text in the TIT3 frame (which Puddletag calls 'version').
When MP3Tag opens these files, the TIT3 frame (which MP3Tag calls 'subtitle') is blank. As an experiment, I populated the 'subtitle' frame with different text than the 'version' frame, saved it, and refreshed the files in Puddletag. Sure enough, the TIT3 frame retained the original, Puddletag-written text, and the MP3Tag text is not shown.
Viewing one of the files using a Hex editor, I found a 'version' frame and a 'subtitle' frame embedded in the file.
So Puddletag and MP3Tag disagree on this particular tag. I did a little research, and I found that Puddletag seems to be the 'odd man out.' I tried a couple other tag editors, and they all found the MP3Tag-written frame, but not the Puddletag-written one. The ID3 spec calls TIT3 'subtitle/description refinement.'