I would avoid APE wherever I can and if I find them, get rid of them. (This does not work between ID3V1 and V2 as V1 allows much fewer subdivisions.)Д«ut sinking BPM and KEY just in APE even though there are corresponding fields in ID3V2 and leaving the rest empty leads only to such a lengthy discussion like this one without any real benefit for the available data. It is a sub-optimum approach to write individual fields to just one tag - the best way would be to write all fields to all tags so that no data is lost and the contents of all tags can be exchanged freely, when the tags are in sync. Changes arent reflected in iTunes/Music (until a file is played). In MP3tag APE wins over ID3v2 which wins over ID3V1. How can I tag songs and why should I How can I cancel the analysis of one or more. File ids are typically available for NTFS or APFS, but not networks.

So there has to be a rule which tag wins - and which looses. The most notable of which is probably beaTunes' capability to automatically find and reassociate renamed files with the correct metadata in the database, if there is a valid file id available and if the file is still in the same folder (applies only to folder-based libraries). When MP3tag reads tags, the internal tag structure is then mapped to MP3tag's fields - and usually there is just one field for each section of the internal subdivisions. The internal structure is then represented by fields as MP3tag calls them (other standards call them chunks, atoms etc.). 'Tags' are the whole thing with all the meta information and they follow certain rules like place and internal structure. These endpoints allow you to read and write blob objects to your Git database on GitHub. The files SHA-1 hash is computed and stored in the blob object.

When I cannot see the KEY and BPM tags, then my conclusion is that the other program is the culprit (for NOT writing APE tags for KEY and BPM ) A Git blob (binary large object) is the object type used to store the contents of each file in a repository.

Beatunes tags in file