John Hernandez Wrote: 
> 
> Such an option might fix counts (ie library statistics reporting),
> assuming no counterexamples exist, but when it comes to actual Browse
> and Search results, a proper implementation requires some interactive
> mechanism to tell Slimserver which of the detected variants is the
> correct one to display.  I can think of some non-interactive
> compromises, like defaulting to all caps, but these are all
> suboptimal.
> The bottom line is that you can't just "ignore" the case, but rather
> you want to justify or standardize case for output.
> 
> While you wait, consider running a tag editing tool that will help fix
> your tags.  I've seen some that claim to do case fixing, like
> http://www.wma-mp3.com/mp3_tag_studio.html but never tried them.  Even
> if your library is large and haphazardly tagged, pecking away at it
> may
> prove worthwhile.

I use Tag & Rename and there is an option for Capitalization of first
word. However, since tagging my huge library has taken some time, Tag &
Rename has since abandoned the ALL MUSIC service and instituted
Amazon.com as the source. Once imported, there are variants on case
etc. Examples that reflect the most frequency of case inconsistency are
words like 'of', 'and', 'the'. On one album Dion and the Blmonts may be
represented as 'Dion and the Belmonts' while the next album may be
represented as 'Dion And the Belmonts' while another appears as 'Dion
And The Belmonts'. In the interim I have been going back through the
library and trying to standardize the case on the artists that have
multiple-listings based on case sensitivity; I am up to 'A' so far :)

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