Ok, I've upgraded to 6.0. Pre 6.0, I would sometimes come across inconsistencies in artist names, or album names (and vs &, or In vs in) and I would fix it by editting the tag and rescanning. My question - now, with 6.0 being DB based, how do I go about fixing inconsistencies like this?
>From: Joshua Uziel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: [slim] Ogg Vorbis Support on SB2?
>Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 19:19:11 -0800
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>* Bill Moseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050315 19:07]:
> > Sorry if I missed something in this thread, but what's the down side
> > of ogg->pcm on the server? Bandwidth to the SB? I suspect that
> > might be the issue for higher bitrates. (Yes, I'm not an audio
> > engineer.)
>
>When you use mp3 or ogg, you have a range of bitrates you can do... when
>you send pcm, you're sending raw data that is usually an order of
>magnitude larger. So bandwidth usage is much higher.
>
> > I have quite a bit to learn. I just got my SB1 and and for some
> > reason I thought my ogg were going to get encoded to mp3 by the
> > server -- I guess I saw the "ogg mp3 * *" entry in convert.conf. But
> > it seems they are sent pcm (correct?) as I don't see lame running.
>
>It'll do either, depending on your settings... you can either send pcm
>or mp3, and with mp3, you can do a range of bitrates.
>
> > And with all the talk of the better DAC on SB2, does that even come
> > into play if I (someday) use the S/PDIF or optical output?
>
>I think the answer is a great big "it depends", but I'm a Linux geek,
>not an audio geek, so I'll leave this part to someone else.
>
> > I hope the answers are not too far over my head. ;)
>
>Be brave. :)
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