TimM wrote: > I'm using 7.9.4 - for quite some time now.[/quopte] > > I'm not sure this added functionality was put into 7.9.4 so this is > still possibly the issue.. > > > > > That makes a degree of sense, which leads to the next question - how > > would I find out where the metadata is hiding? Pretty much all of my > > files are ripped with dbpoweramp and fettled in tag & rename. I've been > > using both of these for years & years.> > > > Assuming the files are ALAC in a MPEG-4 file, It's still only a > possibility (there are others) and it is hard to determine. > > The index and metadata can be moved to the front using ffmpeg. > Example of the command with input & output example filenames: > inputfile.m4a & outputfile.m4a . ffmpeg uses file extension to > determine file format so if your input file has not got a m4a > extension and is MPEG-4, then make a copy with m4a extension. Try one > file to see if fixes the issue. > > Code: -------------------- > > > ffmpeg -i inputfile.m4a -copy -movflags +faststart outputfile.m4a > -------------------- > >
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