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I can see the new "dup: 1" tag set with beet edit --all.
However I do not see the custom tag with beet info.
Similarly, when I use ffmpeg to inspect the tags of the track, I do not see the new tag in the output. This is a problem for me as I'm using beets to set custom tags which I then want Navidrome to pick up and display in the UI. Navidrome used ffmpeg to parse tags so currently I cannot extract my custom tags in navidrome from the output of ffmpeg.
I've tried to use beet write to write the tag information to the file but still no luck. Any tips on how I can write this custom tag and have ffmpeg see it?
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Hello
I am using beet modify to write a custom tag to a file:
beet modify Minitx dup=1
This seemingly writes the tag successfully:
I can see the new "dup: 1" tag set with
beet edit --all
.However I do not see the custom tag with
beet info
.Similarly, when I use ffmpeg to inspect the tags of the track, I do not see the new tag in the output. This is a problem for me as I'm using beets to set custom tags which I then want Navidrome to pick up and display in the UI. Navidrome used ffmpeg to parse tags so currently I cannot extract my custom tags in navidrome from the output of ffmpeg.
ffprobe -show_format -print_format json -i /music/Skee\ Mask/C/07\ -\ Minitx.mp3
I've tried to use
beet write
to write the tag information to the file but still no luck. Any tips on how I can write this custom tag and have ffmpeg see it?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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