>> Michael Leone  
>>  
>> and "m" for everything in the middle. But how can I tell which tape
> 
>> is #2 in the sequence, and which is #3? I may have to re-scan old  
> 
>I've actually never played with them, but would the mediafile /
>mediarec  
>fields offer anything useful? 


Hmmm ... example: tape 915742 has fragflags of "h", and mediafile starts at 
214-273; tape 897589 has fragflags of "t", and mediafile of 207-210, and tape 
01111927 has fragflags of "m", and mediafile of 281-340 ... 

So it doesn't seem to help, no .. or if it does, I'm not seeing how ... since 
the end tape has the lowest mediafile number, and the middle tape has the 
highest number ... granted, this was a 3 tape saveset, not 4 tapes.

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