Philip Meyer;598344 Wrote: 
> I was worried in that I heard that genpuid could cause corruption of
> some mp3 files with large id3 tag blocks.  Any ideas how I can confirm
> that nothing is corrupted?  I can restore any corrupted files from a
> backup, but how would I know (unless I compare every tag before/after
> archive analysis, and play every song!)?  From memory the problem was that it 
> would truncate tags that had
multiple values e.g. genre=Rock\\Acoustic Rock would be rewritten as
genre=Rock.  I believe this may have been an issue with genpuid < 1.3. 
I've run genpuid 1.4 (Linux) against mp3 files that include extensive
tags and never experienced an issue.  

No idea though how you'd check the metadata other than manually loading
some files and checking the tags against the backups.  If I were you I'd
hit Ctrl-C to terminate the analysis and experiment on two or three mp3
albums copied somewhere for this purpose.


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