I’m not sure if changing the tag name to “Comment” in Metadata Editor would harm other formats, or if we can define it differently for different formats. An example command would look like: "C:Program Files (x86)FLACflac.exe" -T "ARTIST=Qun" -T "COMMENT=cool" -o "%f" This also works if you export using the Audacity Command-Line encoder.
Press the “Add” button if you need to add an empty tag field. After searching through FAQs and forum posts, it seems that is not possible. So in Metadata Editor, just type “Comment” (without quotes) underneath “Comments”. I would like for mp3tag to display any and all stored tags/comments in all flac files loaded. This works even though “Comment” is not in the recommended Vorbis Comments specification. Then add the Value, then MP3Tag and Foobar2000 will recognise it. I can confirm the problem, but for both FLAC and OGG (which has the same problem) you can still add a freeform field with the following tag:
MP3TAG FLAC SOFTWARE
None of the other software I use (foobar2000, Mp3tag, Traktor) recognise the COMMENTS field in the FLAC file they all require the COMMENT format.Īs VorbisComments do not appear to include an official syntax for this field, is there any chance of offering an option to alter it in Audacity? Having to use Mp3tag to reformat the field is not an ideal solution. On all versions of Windows, Audacity’s Metadata Editor saves information entered in the ‘Comments’ box under the field names COMMENTS for FLAC files and COMMENT for MP3s.
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