Mark Lanctot wrote:
> 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.
True. What I am getting at is there is likely a way to
configure grip (even if it's redirecting output in the ripper
config or something gross) so that you see the data.
RE: Easytag:
> Maybe I'm not used to how the program operates yet, but I was unable to
> do this.
I couldn't live without that feature (tagging multiple files)
with about 50K tracks in my library.
> > As for "remove certain tag types" - what do you mean?
> Remove ID3v1 tags, keeping ID3v2 tags. Removing APEv2 tags, keeping
> ID3v2 tags.
Check your easytag settings under "ID3 Tag Settings" and you'll
see the the options for some of this...oh, wait, I don't see it
there. Geeze, what am I confusing? [I know I have had to strip
out PLENTY of ID3v1 tags in my library, so I must be blanking.]
> 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.
This is where I use Ex Falso. You're right.
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