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Many common file formats have one, two or more metadata storage formats. JPEG/JPG stores Exif (camera data), IPTC & XMP (authors data). MP3 stores ID3 (author
by frik 11y ago
Many common file formats have one, two or more metadata storage formats.
JPEG/JPG stores Exif (camera data), IPTC & XMP (authors data).
MP3 stores ID3 (authors data)
Editing the metadata doesn't reduce the quality of the file content itself. So you won't get a degenerated music file or a lower quality picture. So I really don't understand your sentense: "I don't want to alter metadata as part of regular operation."
- 4ad 11y agoSome people scribble books with yellow highlighters, other people are driven insane by highlighted books. If you are not a person in the latter category, I am afraid I can't explain to you why I don't want to change my music files when I do a trivial operation in my music player.