snarlydwarf;247447 Wrote: > CD's can vary and even a single release in various countries can have > different TOC's, which leads to different disc ID's. If the -exact- > disc ID is not in the database, it won't be found. This wasn't the case in the past. Has the matching strategy changed recently? The matching used to use "fuzzy" techniques based on the number and length of tracks on the disc, with some leeway included. This is why sometimes you could load in a CD and have freedb find completely the wrong disc. I've even seen a few cases where a CDR transfer from an LP was loaded, and freedb successfully found the equivalent commercial CD release - and since I made those CDRs I know for a fact that they have no disc IDs.
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