In addition to that, cover art or other binary data is stored solely in the database, which can significantly reduce the amount of memory that is consumed by Mp3tag. On subsequent reads of the file, the metadata is read directly from the database and updated if the file’s modification timestamp has been changed.
If you enable the Library in Mp3tag, metadata is first read from the files and then stored in a database that resides in Mp3tag’s configuration folder. This can become both time consuming and memory intensive, especially when dealing with large amounts of files. Then, when you close Mp3tag, the data once read from the files is discarded and must be read again the next time you’re working with those files in Mp3tag. Normally, Mp3tag reads metadata from files when loading files, directories or playlists and stores the data in memory.
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