Trouble is there are so many settings that can be set on SC that cause different behaviour and then so many different types of users that each can expect a different behaviour so in most cases there isn't a clear right or wrong.
EAC is a great ripping tool considered by some to be the best for getting accurate rips. Tagging is a differn issue altogether, as if you do not use any manual intervention the accuracy of tags is down to whatever source you use which brings us back to the comment above i.e. has that source made the same assumptions as you. So I always check the tags after ripping using a good tool eg MP3Tag which is free to download (although you may wish to make a contribution to the author as this is a serious application). Back to your problem, where are you seeing this? In SC or on SB? If the album is by various artists, ensure that you have the COMPILATION=1, which EAC does if you indicate. Generally it is good practice as far as SC is concerned to ensure each album is in a unique folder with all tracks in that folder. If it is a mult-disk album I ceate sub-folders withing album for each disk cd1 & cd2 say. Then ensure that you have DISC=1 or 2 depending on the disc, & for all tracks DISCC=2 (asuming a 2 disc album). You need to set up in SC how you want to treat multiple disc albums i.e. as a single album (or otherwise). You album should then appear under Various Artists as a single album. -- ntom SB3,Perpetual Technologies P1-A/P3-A,Naim82 + 4xNaim135, Martin Logan SL3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ntom's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3197 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=50106 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
