I had the same problem when ripping my CD collection as mp3. I had to go afterwards and edit all tags by hand with Easytag.
When I chose as target ogg format, all albums and artists were recognised. Not the genre though, and I left it as unknown being too lazy to cange that. Not sure why is this, I didn't dig further because I started to like ogg more than mp3, ogg sounds better in full ear headphones. On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 14:15 +1200, steve wrote: > Can anyone help me with this one.. > > I've finished ripping my CD collection, and imported into rhythmbox. > Unfortunately, most of the albums are coming up as Genre/Artist/Album > all unknown. When I ripped the albums, I created a directory structure > as follows: > > Artist/Album/01_track1.mp3 and so on: eg I'm currently listening to > unknown by unknown, which is actually track one of Marc Cohn's debut > album... > > $ ls -R Marc\ Cohn/ > Marc Cohn/: > Marc Cohn > > Marc Cohn/Marc Cohn: > 01_Walking In Memphis.mp3 07_Saving The Best For Last.mp3 > 02_Ghost Train.mp3 08_Strangers In A Car.mp3 > 03_Silver Thunderbird.mp3 09_29 Ways.mp3 > 04_Dig Down Deep.mp3 10_Perfect Love.mp3 > 05_Walk On Water.mp3 11_True Companion.mp3 > 06_Miles Away.mp3 > > Any idea if/how I get it recognised... an index file or similar? I'd do > it manually, but there's just under 10,000 tracks need doing! > > > TIA, > > Steve
