Probably not the same issue, but I did just notice this:
http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?p=97420#post97420
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Chilts;520921 Wrote:
> Guys
> Additionally even adding Album Artist to the known artist tag still
> leaves some albums in the Compilation/Various Artists section e.g
> Best of Rod Stewart SB controller shows under more info as
> Location H\My Music\Rod Stewart\Best of Rod Stewart\(WEA
> Internat
Guys
thanks again for the support, to answer some questions
I had ripped with WMP, then used dbPoweramp to convert the WAV files to
FLAC, I then ran mp3tag.
The music is stored like this H:\My Music\Aretha Franklin\Queen of
Soul- The Very Best of Aretha Franklin\Track Name
I still however have
If the existing files are well organized in terms of directory structure
and naming of the files, mp3tag may be able to be used to create tags
based on the directory structure and file name.
Going forward, use EAC or dbpoweramp to do your ripping and initial
tagging. I use EAC, but there are a fe
the manual change issue largely rests with how you've organized your
data structure? For example, do you have something like this:
C:\music\artist\album\track
If so, you can probably use "mp3tag" to guess the correct artist and
album name from the directory structure. And does the file name have
Gary/Phil
thanks for the guidance, I did indeed see track one of an album has
Title=Track1
Artist=Unknown Artist
Album=Unknown album
I have manually corrected and it then sorts, which leads me to two
questions,
do I have to do this manually for all the other similar issues and how
do I prevent
Unexpected album track splits are nearly always caused by errors in the
ALBUM tag. They can also be caused by spurious DISCNUMBER tags.
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Chilts;520684 Wrote:
> gary thanks for the reply, but if I choose an album or track and try
> extended tags I see no reference at all to compilation just
>
>
> ALBUM
> ARTIST
> CDTOC
> GENRE
> TITLE
> TRACK
>
> where should I find compilation=0 or =1
This tells me that you don't have a COMPIL
gary thanks for the reply, but if I choose an album or track and try
extended tags I see no reference at all to compilation just
ALBUM
ARTIST
CDTOC
GENRE
TITLE
TRACK
where should I find compilation=0 or =1
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nolesrule;520572 Wrote:
> You mean the needle on the hard drive doesn't scratch your FLAC files? I
> must be doing something wrong.
But i really meant if you convert mp3 to for example AAC you get
cascade conversion erros and artifacts ! loosy to lossy creates weird
losses the resulting file sou
Sounds like you've got problems with your tags. On some of the problem
albums, load up the files in mp3tag, and really look at ALL the tags of
each file (right click, select extended tags, then you'll see all the
tags that are in that file). I suspect you have COMPILATION=1 in some
files, may have
Guys
interesting discussion, but can anyone help me. I have as was suggested
converted my files to FLAC, run through MP3Tag,rescanned entire library
but still have the same issue. In WMP library all the tracks from an
album appear in the album, when I have recsannned a very large number of
albums
FredFredrickson;520615 Wrote:
> As a home-recording artist, I understand the difference in theory of
> lossless and compression algorithms. I submit lossess files to my
> producer because he only takes losseless.
>
> That being said, on my two Behringer TRUTH B2030As I can't for the life
> of me
iPhone;520579 Wrote:
> If one is a musician or listens to large amounts of Jazz and Classical
> (I fall into both), 192 is very lacking.
>
> Every time the Forum discusses 192 Kbps anything, it reminds me of the
> movie Amadeus.
>
> Emperor: My dear young man, don't take it too hard. Your work
Mnyb;520569 Wrote:
> ...with a lossles files you get an actual backup of the CD's too
Don't neglect to make a backup of your ripped albums. Even though
you've still got the CDs, re-ripping-re-tagging and re-scanning (or
re-finding-online art) represents a good deal of work...
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What format do most of your devices/software support?
Choose the lossless format that is best supported. Be that FLAC, WMA
Lossless or Apple Lossless.
If you don't have any devices and are only concerned with getting it
right with squeezebox, then FLAC is the way to go.
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FredFredrickson;520513 Wrote:
> I must be a noob, but 192 kbps WMA sounds identical to any FLAC I've
> listened to...
If one is a musician or listens to large amounts of Jazz and Classical
(I fall into both), 192 is very lacking.
Every time the Forum discusses 192 Kbps anything, it reminds me o
Mnyb;520569 Wrote:
> Yep rip once and be done with it, with a lossles files you get an actual
> backup of the CD's too, fire or theft can happen to you to.
> And don't forget about data migration flac may be the sh*t now but who
> knows what lossles formats you want in the future, lossles can alw
I must be a noob, but 192 kbps WMA sounds identical to any FLAC I've
listened to...
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Chilts;520260 Wrote:
> I'm pretty new to this and would appreciate some advice. I've used WMP
> to rip CD's and chose the WAV format as it appeared to be the least
> loss. I'm using a Duet and have had a few problems with the library,
> biggest bug bear is that the first track of each album is no
All, many thanks busy converting with dBpoweramp as I type!!
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Chilts;520260 Wrote:
> I'm pretty new to this and would appreciate some advice. I've used WMP
> to rip CD's and chose the WAV format as it appeared to be the least
> loss. I'm using a Duet and have had a few problems with the library,
> biggest bug bear is that the first track of each album is no
FLAC. all losslesformats is same soundwise but FLAC is native to the SB
players and have excellent tag support.
dBpoweramp or EAC can rip directly to flac, WAV files can be converted
to flac by many applications (FLAC frontend dBpoweramp foobar2000 and
100 other apps ) and properly tagged by mp3t
I'm pretty new to this and would appreciate some advice. I've used WMP
to rip CD's and chose the WAV format as it appeared to be the least
loss. I'm using a Duet and have had a few problems with the library,
biggest bug bear is that the first track of each album is not stored in
the album but is
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