TagLib is a library for reading and editing the meta data
of several popular audio formats. It supports both ID3v1
and ID3v2 for MP3 files, Ogg Vorbis comments and ID3
tags, and Vorbis comments in FLAC files.
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This release adds support for Speex, TrueAudio,
and WavPack files, as well several additional
ID3v2 frames. Hundreds of bugs have been fixed
since the last release two and a half years ago.
Additionally, Windows and Mac OS X are both now
officially supported and TagLib has switched from
LGPL to MPL / LGPL dual licensing.
Since the 1.3.1 release, there have been roughly
35 bugs fixed or features implemented. Some of
those include better support for plugging in
external file types, a number of fixes to the
relative volume adjustment frame API, and at least
a dozen crash fixes.
Several major features were added to this release. The most notable are support for Ogg FLAC files and direct support for attached picture and relative volume adjustment in ID3v2 tags. There were also many bugs, some relatively significant, that were fixed along the way. An unneeded framing byte is no longer appended when retagging FLAC files; this caused some players to no longer be able to play the file. There were also fixes in the ID3v2 comment and recording date writing code.
