<File>::remove_<tag> will only remove the tag in memory, it does not affect the final write. TagType::remove_from() will remove the tag on disk.
For example:
let mut file = File::open("foo.flac").unwrap();
let mut flac = FlacFile::read_from(&mut file).unwrap();
flac.remove_id3v2();
Will remove the tag from the FlacFile. That's useful if the tags from the FlacFile need to be copied to another file, without first needing to strip the ID3v2 tags from it.
TagType::Id3v2.remove_from_path("foo.flac").unwrap();
// or
let mut file = File::open("foo.flac").unwrap();
TagType::Id3v2.remove_from(&mut file).unwrap();
This is what actually removes the ID3v2 tag on disk.
<File>::remove_<tag>will only remove the tag in memory, it does not affect the final write.TagType::remove_from()will remove the tag on disk.For example:
Will remove the tag from the
FlacFile. That's useful if the tags from theFlacFileneed to be copied to another file, without first needing to strip the ID3v2 tags from it.This is what actually removes the ID3v2 tag on disk.