on some mixes i did i actually put the track list in the IDv2.3 tag, in the comments tag. it's effectively unlimited space, not visible to RIAA pigs, etc.
requires a progam like IDtagIt or others for managing tags, and a little extra work. i'm thankful to get the mixes, martin, with or without TL's . thanks for your efforts. respect, Jeff Davis fon: 81.3.5114.3771 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> fax: 866.489.6463 cel: 81.90.6031.9369 -----Original Message----- From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 7:15 PM To: Martin Dust; robin Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'bjoern @ bikini bpm' Subject: (313) So Crazy it Just Might Work - was Re: (313) Da Mixes On Fri Oct 29 10:43 , robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent: > >i think it's wise to keep those tracklistings off the web from now on. > >trying not to go off on a rant about this so i'll shut up now. > >ahem Just had an idea! People could start putting tracklists in the file titles, something like this: Jeff%20Mills%20At%20Super%20Conductor%20-%201.%20Jeff%20Mills%20-%20The%20Be lls%202.%20Claude%20Young%20-% 20Angelic.mp3 I think Windows now supports 1024 character file names, so it could work (I think - haven't actually counted), and you'd have the added benefit of getting the tracklist to scroll in the media player. Dunno if search bots would be able to pick out anything sensical from a huge file name like that. A thought, at any rate... Tristan
