* Petter Reinholdtsen <[email protected]> [2016-09-04 16:03 +0200]:
> [Elimar Riesebieter]
> >> Hi. I noticed something strange when trying to rip the second CD in the
> >> two CD pack Male by Foetus in Excelsis Corruptus Deluxe[1]. The first
> >> CD is ripped and tagged correctly, but the second is tagged with the
> >
> > Did you tried (from ripit(1)):
> > --addtrackoffset
>
> Nope, did not occur to me that the default setup could not handle this.
> When using --addtrackoffset, I get this instead:
[...]
> A lot better. Thank you.
>
> Why isn't this setting the default? Is there something I should be
> aware of if I enable it by default in my setup?
If you run ripit with the --save option every choosed option will be
saved in $HOME/.ripit/config and you can run ripit without any
option the next time. Note, that --save doesn't overwrite stored
options in config.
> Btw, why isn't ripit storing the musicbrainz ID in the ID3 tags? It
> would make picard and ripit work better together. musicbrainz_albumid
> seem to be the tag used by picard for this? If ripit did, it would be a
> lot easier to notice in picard when ripit got it wrong. :)
This I have to investigate when I'll have a CD handy. Anyway, do you
agree to close this bug?
Elimar
--
355/113: Not the famous irrational number pi,
but an incredible simulation!
-unknown
