Aubin Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you're running a 'NIX that supports Perl, I have a little perl
Sure. Debian of course :-)
script called mp3cddb. If you run it in a directory containing files
in order, it'll check CDDB, get the track names, and numbers are
rename and tag the
Isaac Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you don't have track numbers with your files named that way, try deleting
your metadatabase and searching again.. should show up. MusicBrainz had a fun
little bug where it would strip off track numbers during a lookup previous to
the most recent
Isaac Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ehrm. FreeAmp already writes id3v2 tags when you edit things.. Has
ever since 2.1, maybe even before.. You did need to have id3lib
installed up until the RC6 release to have support to write them,
but we've since swallowed the id3lib source into
Valters Vingolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 10:11, Colin Marquardt wrote:
[SKIPd]
What would I use, however, to *create* ID3v2 tags?
id3lib/id3v2 from sourceforge? Does it really work? A few months
ago, I heard that id3lib wasn't really up to speed yet
Hi,
I have a lot of ripped CDs where the MP3s are named like
01_Trackname.mp3. Of course, ID3v1 has no field to store this track
number, so freeamp also doesn't know about it, and as a result,
musicbrainz.org won't know it too.
Is there anything I can do other than updating the freeamp database
Hi,
Isaac Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 06-Mar-2001 Colin Marquardt wrote:
Hmm, breaks for me now. I last upgraded from CVS when the last beta
of libmusicbrainz was announced, and this older version worked.
Building from sources on a Debian system, running unstable
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wanted to let you know that we've just released the 2.1 rc6 version of
FreeAmp. The changes from this version include:
Hmm, breaks for me now. I last upgraded from CVS when the last beta
of libmusicbrainz was announced, and this older version worked.
Building from
