2016-11-19, 09:55
Tags have different names in different formats as I describe a few posts back
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2437945
For MP3 files the custom tag is called "MUSICBRAINZ ALBUM TYPE". Different tagging software deals with this in different ways, some like Picard give this tag their own internal name that you can use in all formats and it converts. But in Mp3Tag you need to you use the actual name appropriate for the format of music file (the same is true when adding other custom tags like musicbrainz ids in Mp3Tag).
In effect Musicbrainz are creating a new common standard for tagging above that defined by ID3 (Vorbis does not have a standard). Kodi is adopting to those tags too. The Picard tag documentation https://picard.musicbrainz.org/docs/mappings/ could help you see what that is.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2437945
For MP3 files the custom tag is called "MUSICBRAINZ ALBUM TYPE". Different tagging software deals with this in different ways, some like Picard give this tag their own internal name that you can use in all formats and it converts. But in Mp3Tag you need to you use the actual name appropriate for the format of music file (the same is true when adding other custom tags like musicbrainz ids in Mp3Tag).
In effect Musicbrainz are creating a new common standard for tagging above that defined by ID3 (Vorbis does not have a standard). Kodi is adopting to those tags too. The Picard tag documentation https://picard.musicbrainz.org/docs/mappings/ could help you see what that is.