Where Is BPM Stored?

I've been filling in the BPM fields for each track in my iTunes library. What I'd like to know is, is this BPM meta-data actually stored within each MP3 file, or is it stored within the iTunes Library and iTunes Music Library.xml files? If I were to delete and rebuild my iTunes library, would all the BPM data be lost?

Read this page http://www.id3.org/ID3v2Easy - as I am not a programmer I have no idea how to access this info that is in the id3 tag.
Another page of information is http://www.id3.org/Frames
Some main features:
The ID3v2 tag is a container format, just like IFF or PNG files, allowing new frames (chunks) as evolution proceeds.
Residing in the beginning of the audio file makes it suitable for streaming.
Has an 'unsynchronization scheme' to prevent ID3v2-incompatible players to attempt to play the tag.
Maximum tag size is 256 megabytes and maximum frame size is 16 megabytes.
Byte conservative and with the capability to compress data it keeps the files small.
The tag supports Unicode.
Isn't entirely focused on musical audio, but also other types of audio.
Has several new text fields such as composer, conductor, media type, BPM, copyright message, etc. and the possibility to design your own as you see fit.
Can contain lyrics as well as music-synced lyrics (karaoke) in almost any language.
Is able to contain volume, balance, equalizer and reverb settings.
Could be linked to CD-databases such as CDDB and FreeDB.
Is able to contain images and just about any file you want to include.
Supports enciphered information, linked information and weblinks.
and more... (a complete list of all frames and their functions can be found at http://www.id3.org/Frames)
There is history to id3 tags and not all versions were equal.
M J

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lawrencer72634146 a écrit:
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