Chip Hart;195826 Wrote: > However, if you're still interested in where the errors > are for CD-cleaning purposes (right), you _should_ be able to > get the data from grip.
It didn't provide any information to me aside from the animated face as it ripped. Once the rip/encode was finished, there was no information. I'm sure the data is available from the cdparanoia backend, but Grip doesn't seem to use it other than to animate the face. Which is not very useful, IMHO. > > EasyTag is nice, but there are some > > things I could do with Mp3tag that I can't do in EasyTag - look at > > *all* tags, for instance, remove certain tag types and leave others, > > plus whole-folder tag editing (say you wanted to change the album > name > > of every tag in the folder but leave the other tags.)[/color] > > ? If I'm following your description, you can most *certainly* > do what you ask for at the end. I do it all the time. If you > select all of the tracks (I use shift-click) and then change the > field in question, just hit the little button to the right of it > and they will all be updated. Am I misunderstanding? Depending > on how you organize your music, this is a huge timesaver. So, > if all my Motorhead albums are located in subdirectories under > one Motorhead section, I can, with a few keystrokes, ensure that > they all have the o-umlaut in them. Maybe I'm not used to how the program operates yet, but I was unable to do this. > As for "remove certain tag types" - what do you mean? Remove ID3v1 tags, keeping ID3v2 tags. Removing APEv2 tags, keeping ID3v2 tags. Also I occasionally get some promo MP3s off an MP3 blog, they contain lots of "non-standard" fields like COMPOSER, BITRATE, ITUNNORM, etc. that I'd like to get rid of. I don't see how EasyTag is able to access these sorts of fields so I can get in there and delete them. Often these same files are tagged with both ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags, with the ID3v1 tags truncated. SlimServer doesn't work well with this. > > I wish there was an > > automated way to cut based on title/track marks (.IFO files IIRC) but > I > > couldn't get that to work in Windows.[/color] > > Again, unless I misunderstand you (quite likely), are you > talking about marking a file in audacity and having it split > it into pieces? I've done that many times with audacity - > most commonly using the auto-marking tool that drops a marker > in on silence, like when you "find" an album-length mp3 on your > computer glued together with albumwrap or something. I've never done that with Audacity. I'll have to check it out. -- Mark Lanctot ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mark Lanctot's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2071 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34505 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
