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Then load up your files in mp3tag and in the 'tag type' column you should see 'FLAC (FLAC)' If you see APE or ID3 in that column along with FLAC then you somehow have ended up with the wrong tag types also included in your files.

in left side of popup (tag visibility) make sure that TAG TYPE is ticked.

Leave field and sort by blank and do NOT tick 'numeric' in the popup box, give the new column heading the following info:.in mp3tag, right click on column heading area, then select CUSTOMIZE, then NEW to create a new column.If you ripped files with dbpoweramp they should have correct FLAC tags (i.e., VORBIS COMMENT tag type). You're confused? Not half as much as I am. I've read that Asset uses APEv2 tags in preference to ID3 so that's why I was trying to delete them. an album title will be displayed as 'title, disc 1' when the tag as shown in MP3tag is just 'title'. My issue is that I've just started using Asset as my UPnP server and that displays information differently from that shown in MP3tag e.g. I've never heard of Vorbis Comment tags! How do I tell what type of tags they are?