hello koindrop,

the question is very general, but if i understand you want to use MP3::ID3v1Tag to modify some tag inside some mp3 files.

If so i see that the module is very old and has only one release, but test matrix reports that the module still work, even if number of tests is numerically not statistic.

MP3::Tag seems a more developed solution anyway and supports two versions of id3, if i understand correctly.

By other hand i think such tags are not changed a lot over the time. So write down some simple script to test the id3 part, before starting the GUI developement.

SuperSearch retruns as always useful infos:

Mp3 are just files, so i have no comments to do about that software running in your car; my motors run analogically!

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In reply to Re: id3 tag editing by Discipulus
in thread id3 tag editing by koindrop

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