hammond;338438 Wrote: 
> I wonder what is the best way to sort or tag a multi disc
> 
> for example if an artist has a album with cd 1 and cd 2
> 
> in my system they appear as "album" cd 1 and "Album" cd2
> 
> is it better to merge them into one?
> 
> but then again, I get one album with track 1-10 and 1-10 as double!
Not if you re-number the tracks as you rip them. dBpowerAmp has an
excellent tool for this. All discs must also be changed to tag 1 of 1.
hammond;338438 Wrote: 
> 
> so the track list will be 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, and so on...
> 
> any ideas?

There are several ways to handle it. I think it depends on if you look
at your Music as CDs or if you have made the jump to its all music by
specific artists or specific songs.

Note: I rip with dBpowerAmp Reference. I have the disc number tag
disabled. If it is a single disc, I think I know that (as all CDs are
at least disc 1) and itÂ’s obvious. All my multi-disc CDs are turned
into one album so I have no need for this label or tag.

I look at multi-disc as just one long album. And the only difference is
if it is a Box set by an artist say Johnny Cash 4 CD set or Super Hits
of the 70's 4 disk set. For JC, I change the track numbers as I rip
disc 2 through 4 as well as set the disc number to 1/1 for all discs.
So the music is stored under Johnny Cash, the album Black, tracks 1 to
122. I have only one album show up in SC or on the SBC, not four times
with Disc 1 to 4. For Super 70's I do the same thing except I check
compilation so that it puts the album under Various Artists. If I want
to play the thing straight through I look it up under Various Artists,
but all the artists are still listed separately under their names in SC
and on the SBC if I just want a specific song or artist. 

Just my thoughts as I no longer think of my music library as CDs or
more importantly not specific CDs making up a box set, but as albums of
songs by specific artists. This also frees me from having a separate
music management software. As long as I properly tag my music when I
rip it, all I need is dBpowerAmp to rip with and SqueezeCenter to
handle and listen to my music.


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