https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=486902
--- Comment #1 from Urs Fleisch <uflei...@users.sourceforge.net> --- Kid3 uses 3rd party libraries to read and write tags, they do not all provide functions to control the padding of tags. But most of them support a way to write a minimal tag by removing the old tag and writing a new tag. So what you have to do is to copy the tag, then remove the tag and write it to disc (using "Save"), then paste the tag and save it to disc. Then the tag should have its minimum size. Since this procedure is a bit awkward for multiple files (although the copy/paste can be replaced by export/import when no pictures are in the tags), there is a user action script which performs exactly the described procedure. Just select all the files you would like to rewrite, then execute "Rewrite Tags" from the file list context menu, which appears after a right mouse click. Note that for MP4 files, support for tag stripping was only added in TagLib 1.13 and Kid3 3.9.3, so if you use a package from a Linux distribution with older package versions, you would have to use the binary release from the Kid3 homepage instead. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
