thanks for the repies! well, strings is just a simple command to look
in a binary file and output any ASCII/text strings that it can find.
it's quick and dirty, but very useful. e.g.:
Code:
[silo:/silopool/music/Compilations/Rewind!]
strings 01. Open Door -
I don't know much about the Unix strings command, but it sounds like a
tag problem. I would run a program that can analyze ID3 V1 and V2 tags,
where I imagine you will find your odd genre embedded. I use Dr. Tag,
but a good free one appears to be TagScanner. Many more exist.
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ds2021
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id3tool is a simple command line tool for Linux/UNIX for looking at the tags.
-Chris
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 5:21 PM, ds2021
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I don't know much about the Unix strings command, but it sounds like a
tag problem. I would run a program that can analyze ID3 V1 and V2 tags,
Hi folks--
been playing with SC trying to learn the ropes. Things aren't going
badly so far. an odd thing, though: under Genres, I find the first
tag that comes up is this one: *231197 styles - indie - bestsellers*
When I click that it takes me to a group called Broadcast, they do sort
of
