BPM @ Ogg Vorbis Comment - Possible with Cross?

[juice88]

Hey!

I wanted to know if it is possible to save the BPM, that Cross analyzed, in the comment/tag of the Ogg Vorbis-Files. It takes time, to analyze them every time if the collection is not saved.

Thank you!

[Marxon]

After analyzing your Tracks save your Collection.
If you later load this Collection again the BPM values should be loaded too.

Best regards
Marxon

[Marxon]

Also make shure you have "save tag changes" activated in Cross settings.

[juice88]

Thank You! I knew that already, that they stay if i save the collection.

But is it possible to save them directly in the ogg-file or in the playlist?

[Marxon]

Thank You! I knew that already, that they stay if i save the collection.

But is it possible to save them directly in the ogg-file or in the playlist?

Unfortunately no.
FLAC uses the same Vorbis tag structure, but here you can read the whole story if you like:
viewtopic.php?f=358&t=25461&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=flac

[juice88]

Mh okay :/ thank you!

[MusicMeister]

There is a lot of ambiguity with the tag structure in vorbis, and as a result of it using the same structure - FLAC.

It's unfortunate, but hopefully something can be figured out in the near future... It's just not an easy solution like ALAC/AAC or the ID3 tags in MP3 where there is a clearly defined standard for tagging.

[juice88]

There is a lot of ambiguity with the tag structure in vorbis, and as a result of it using the same structure - FLAC.

It's unfortunate, but hopefully something can be figured out in the near future... It's just not an easy solution like ALAC/AAC or the ID3 tags in MP3 where there is a clearly defined standard for tagging.

Hopefully! Thank U!

[MusicMeister]

Since I'm working with Mixed in Key (was using the new 5.5 release last night to tag some files), I noticed they tagged FLAC.

I know not all DJ's use MIK, but it's becoming more common to see people using Key as a function of their mixing.

That being said, what is the chance that the tagging used in MIK could be matched within Cross?

It's 'something' at least... a start.

I'll see if I can get some information on the tagging they use and share.

[Blackbrook]

good ears and cueing replace MIK haha