Overdose said:
That could be the case and would certainly make sense in regards to their location.
Where then, are the music file tages? Embedded in the track data?
Not in the audio section of the file, there'll be a separate area in the file for tagging data (it's only going to be bytes in size so is easy to accommodate)
It would certainly make life easier if I knew what was going on in the background. I've also encountered m3u files in some ripped albums and that may be down to using a different ripper.
I *think* those are playlist files, although again I don't tend to use playlists so I couldn't say for certain. Yeah, here you go:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U
M3U is a computer file format that stores multimedia
playlists. It was originally implemented in
Winamp, although it is now supported by many applications.
An M3U file is a
plain text file that specifies the locations of one or more media files that the media player should play. Each line carries one specification. The specification can be one of:
an absolute local pathname e.g., C:My MusicHeavysets.mp3a local pathname relative to the M3U file location e.g. Heavysets.mp3a URL.[/list]