- changed title to In Mp3 when metadata becomes shorter we dont reclima the space instead just left as padding
In Mp3 when metadata becomes shorter we dont reclaim the space instead just left as padding
Issue #301
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Hi IJabz,
is there any solution for the problem described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12841454/java-jaudiotagger-mp3-wrong-id3-tag-size
Deletion of artwork or setting a new smaller artwork does not reduce the file size. Is it a bug?
Here a code sample of mine:
MP3File audioMP3 = (MP3File)AudioFileIO.read(isource);
Tag tagMP3 = audioMP3.getTag();
ID3v24Tag v2Tag = audioMP3.getID3v2TagAsv24();
if(v2Tag==null){
v2Tag = new ID3v24Tag();
}
if(tagMP3.getFirstArtwork() != null){
Artwork artNew = resizeAlbumArtwork(tagMP3.getFirstArtwork(), iwidth, iheight);
try{
v2Tag.deleteArtworkField();
v2Tag.setField(artNew);
}catch(Exception e){ }
audioMP3.setID3v2Tag(v2Tag);
audioMP3.commit();
}
Thank you for your help!
Michael
Comments (4)
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repo owner -
repo owner - changed title to In Mp3 when metadata becomes shorter we dont reclaim the space instead just left as padding
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repo owner Its useful to have padding because when user adds data next time they can then write the metadata wihtout having to shift (and hence rewrite) all the audio data.
But we should reclaim the space on write
if TagOptionSingleton.getInstance().isId3v2PaddingWillShorten() is set to true
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repo owner - changed status to closed
Okay fixed, mp3s now respect this option
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