MPEG: Find ID3v2 tags buried in junk #320
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Now when we can't find an ID3v2 tag at the start of the file, we search the area between the start and the first MPEG frame (or just `max_junk_bytes`, whichever is smaller). For now, this is only done for MPEG files, and ID3v2 tags. APE header tags are less important, so similar functionality can be implemented later.
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Now when we can't find an ID3v2 tag at the start of the file, we search the area between the start and the first MPEG frame (or just
max_junk_bytes, whichever is smaller).For now, this is only done for MPEG files, and ID3v2 tags. APE header tags are less important, so similar functionality can be implemented later.