Using 'file -b --mime-type' is too slow #2
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We currently check what files are tagmove targets by checking each result of 'find -f' using 'file -b --mime-type'.
This is too slow because 'file' actually reads the header to determine mime type. A file extension based approach may be more appropriate after all.
This may not be true after all... the calls to ffprobe in read_tag likely cause the slowdown.
Should be a lot faster with
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