I am willing to try this out with my 120K collection. The tags are in good order, but sometimes according to my own system (the year information will, for example, be the original release year for reissues). Do you know if the software uses a lot of RAM or CPU?
A somewhat unrelated question: You said once that TrackStat can read some ID in the file tags and reconnect the TrackStat data and the file that way if the file path has changed. I am considering changing the folder path structure to always reflect what is in the tags (F:Min musik/Artister/[Album Artist]/[Year] - [Album]), but I have not done so because I would then loose the TrackStat data. Recognizing at start up the file name did not work for me when I changed the base path (the F:Min musik/Artister/ part) - SBS just stalled forever and I had to do a search and replace in the TrackStat data. Do you know of any reliable tool that can calculate such ID and safely add a file tag with that? A long time ago I tried out MusicIP but it screwed up my tags and I will not let that old program touch my file tags again. If I add such ID tags before the path change, will TrackStat add IDs to its database also for already played songs so that the all songs and all TrackStat data can be reconnected after the path change? Do you know if there are any performance issues with large libraries when reconnecting the files and the TrackStat data? Thanks for your great plugins and your continuous efforts to improve things! -- vagskal 2 x SB3 (wired), Receiver (wired), Boom (wireless), Controller, iPeng on iPhone 4 & iPad, muso on remote computer running Win 7 64-bit | 7.5.4 (r32171) on Win XP ------------------------------------------------------------------------ vagskal's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=20778 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=88515 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
