gharris999;401395 Wrote: > What's your sense of how well MusicIP works with classical music?
Unfortunately I only have -very- few classical titles. I would expect good results but you might want to ask someone that really uses MIP with classical music. Or give -last.fm- a try they use MusicIPs -MusicDNS- service (plus a little more) behind the scenes, so you might get a feasible approximation. gharris999;401395 Wrote: > I'm guessing that with 1T worth of flacs with more than 125 days of play > time, the "finger printing" processing time would be a pretty serious > investment. Indeed. About 20k files took around 7 days here (heavily loaded Windows machine) Its faster when they know about the titles already, but if you have music thats new to their database, calculation really eats up processor time. gharris999;401395 Wrote: > Is there any way to "finger print" a given flac at rip time? Or does > the entire collection need to be printed in one go? Well shortly after. The Windows -MusicIP Mixer GUI- will react to directory changes for folders you can set, and thus automatically start fingerprinting in the background. You have the option to set thread priority for that, plus the option to automatically save the analysis data in the tags (which Id -highly recommend-). You can also use the command-line -genpuid- tool in Linux to fingerprint all or part of your collection. (Can also save to tags.) gharris999;401395 Wrote: > I guess what I'm asking is this: is there a musicip tag that can > calculated and then stored in the file which musicip could subsequently > read for its db? Exactly that :-) -- Moonbase Moonbase: 'The Problem Solver' (http://www.kaufen-ist-toll.de/moonbase) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Moonbase's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=21594 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=60670
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