I have just been spending a bit more time getting to learn how to use Muso. For classical music fans, it really is the best (Windows) software I've seen. For the first time in a long time, a piece of software made me laugh (with joy) when I discovered the "group tracks" feature. Having ripped a load of CD's and used the name of the work as part of the title of each track, this now gives me a great display of the album. In addition, for multi-CD sets, I have now worked out how to group the CD's into one album, so now I can see works grouped within CDs within albums. Now the display looks just like it is on the CD insert (you would have thought this would be an obvious requirement, but most software only contemplates tracks within (single CD) albums!). Hurrah! So happy, I have whizzed off my 20 Euros straight away. Just one question relating to this: how are the "track groups" stored? I assume that the original music file and LMS db are unchanged and that Muso holds some "meta-data" somewhere, in which case is there a risk of losing it on clearing and re-loading the database (I have had to do this once as it seemed to fail to pick up some changes in the normal LMS sync)? Also, once the software is in a reasonably mature state, perhaps a little more user documentation would help people get the best out of it quicker? Many thanks.
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