When I re-imported back into Media Monkey or Tagscanner, this change does not register. Step 2 - Inside Helium, I rated this same file now as 3 stars. Also, if I use another playback program like Helium to import this same file, it shows as having no rating (just like Metatogger) In a program like Metatogger, the rating field (Labelled as H2_Rating) is empty! Did not work. Confirmation that the Media Monkey tag is writing to the file. In a program like Tagscanner, the rating shows up in the ratings field and is registered as 20 (5 stars is 100). Step 1 - To start with I rated it 1 star in Media Monkey for the test. I will explain why I only uploaded one file. I have uploaded a single file at the following location. Yes I have checked "update tags when editing properties" in Media Monkey options. Or is there no consistency on this issue anywhere? I would love for this to be consistent with other popular tagging programs if possible to ensure that FLAC ratings are consistent. This concerns me that you have chosen a different way of implementing this. Perhaps you are using a different system? I see in your documentation you indicate "non-standard" for rating FLAC files. In other tagging programs (for example, Metatogger), the FLAC field for ratings is labelled H2 and a 5 star rating would be recorded in this ratings field as 255 and displayed as 5 in other player software. When I try rating FLAC files in Media monkey, the ratings do not show up in other programs when I load the FLAC files after rating them in Media Monkey.
It seems that some other MP3 tagging programs use a different method of implementing FLAC ratings. In response to this thread, I'm wondering exactly how Mediamonkey has implemented ratings into FLAC files.
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