michael.schefczyk wrote: > My workflow starts by ripping the CDs in my collection via Sound Juicer. > That seems to be a well established Debian package and it delivers flac > with some metadata. So far, it did not create any issues. I found it > easy to modify the metadata included by Sound Juicer slightly in the > following ways: > - Add album cover photo. > - Chance the album name to: "Composer: Album", because that would sort > well everywhere (kodi, VLC, legacy Squeezebox ...). > - Merge sets of multiple CDs so that they appear grouped. > > What I found was that even the output of Sound Juicer without any > modifications (I did upload one example) is incompatible with the > current Logitech Media Server. Removing the metadata is certainly > possible. However, I would like all family members to be able to > identify and find the content without much IT expertise. > > Is there a recommended workflow to reach that goal, such as use rip > software X (ideally available on Linux and open source), use MusicBrainz > Picard or software Y to modify tags ... ?
Just Tested SoundJuicer 3.24 (Ubuntu 20.04) 1. Ripped a album int Flac. SoundJuicer generated, folder for the Album, falc file per track. 2. Failed to be scanned by LMS 8.2.* with errors. 3. ran "*metaflac --remove --block-type=CUESHEET *.flac*" on the folder of flac file 4. Rescan the folder- no errors and all metadata is intact track name , composer etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=115952 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
