gossamer axe wrote:
I used to use cdparanoia and bladeenc, now it's the KAudioCreator. It even
tags stuff for you. Storing them is another matter. I have several drives
on another machine which is mounted to my desktop that runs Amarok. I mount
them as /mnt/mp3 and /mnt/tunes
/mnt/mp3/artist-album
then each song inside that directory.
01-song1.mp3
02-next_song.mp3
in each directory. Amarok doesn't care how you store them, it reads the id3
tags and sorts them in the program that way. I like to keep things neat on
my computer so I create directories for each artist - album.
I sometimes desire to dispense with directory structures and have all my
files in one directory, with the directory structure being simulated by
some type of database system, where a given mp3 would come up if I
choose to look at ~directory~ called music, or ArtistName, or GroupName,
MusicType, and so on. Sometimes I can't remember if I filed something
under ~/work/Documents/etc or ~/Documents/work/etc (just to give a
simplified example).
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