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Title: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: pablo_hp on October 04, 2017, 10:40:15 pm

Hello.
Today the JRiver creates a file called JRSidecar to add the TAGs of the MP4, MKV and AVI files.
I would like to know why the program does this and why the program does not add the TAGS in the file itself.
I would like to take the opportunity and request that the program store the TAGs within the MP4 or MKV video files.
Is it possible or is it impossible to do?

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: ferday on October 05, 2017, 08:46:56 am

While most containers can be tagged, there is NO accepted format (like ID3 or Vorbis for audio).

So there is no point at all to tag in the file since no other program will read them, and it may even break them in another player.

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: pablo_hp on October 06, 2017, 01:15:28 am

Wait, are you tell me that vídeos don't have any ID3 tags to write info?

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: AndrewFG on October 06, 2017, 01:20:17 am

AFAIK MP4 does have a standardised tagging scheme.

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: muzicman0 on October 07, 2017, 02:11:04 pm

I just discovered TagScanner, since I needed to re-tag 10 seasons of the Big Bang Theory (MakeMKV tagged them with disc #, etc, which screwed up my plex server naming).

I was able to re-tag all of the files based on my filename of the episodes.  I used the 'Scheme of Filename' in TagScanner as '%Series% - S%Season%E%Episode% - %title%', and now all my episodes have the correct tags.  It was not super fast (probably took about an hour for all 10 seasons), but it worked great.  An example of one of my filenames is "The Big Bang Theory - S01E01 - Pilot".

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: WeeHappyPixie on October 08, 2017, 01:12:54 am

Quote from: muzicman0 on October 07, 2017, 02:11:04 pm

I just discovered TagScanner, since I needed to re-tag 10 seasons of the Big Bang Theory (MakeMKV tagged them with disc #, etc, which screwed up my plex server naming).

I was able to re-tag all of the files based on my filename of the episodes.  I used the 'Scheme of Filename' in TagScanner as '%Series% - S%Season%E%Episode% - %title%', and now all my episodes have the correct tags.  It was not super fast (probably took about an hour for all 10 seasons), but it worked great.  An example of one of my filenames is "The Big Bang Theory - S01E01 - Pilot".

I use MetaX to tag my MP4 and MKV files. It automatically gets the TV or movie info including the cover art from the Internet and like you stores them in the same naming format ready for any media player. For TV it uses the tvdb.

John

Title: Re: [Feature Request] archive MP4 TAG in own File
Post by: pablo_hp on October 09, 2017, 08:49:59 am

Thanks muzicman0 and WeeHappyPixie, but...

I try TagScanner, and they are good to rename files and tag musics, but, videos, they're no so good.

I try MetaX too, it was very good to tag videos.
And they really tag videos.

JRiver only write the info in their library but don´t tag the video, like MetaX really tag.

I wonder why JRiver don't tag videos like MetaX really does.