Robin Bowes Wrote: 
> JulianL said the following on 14/12/2005 15:29:
> 
> > Given that only 2 things (EAC and mp3tag) touched the tags, it's a
> bit
> > of a mystery how I ended up with 3 different types of tag!
> 
> Julian,
> 
> In EAC, under "Compression Options" is an option "Add ID3 tag". You
> probably have this checked.
> 
> R.

Oh boy. How annoying (after 530 CDs ripped)! Oh well. Thanks for the
explanation.

I'm now playing with your perl script after installing Active Perl on
my Windows XP system. After some fun and games working out how to
escape special characters in a Perl string constant (so that I could
edit in the full pathnames for Flac and Lame) I now have it running in
the background on a subset of my collection. I just checked the tagging
on the first few files and it's done them perfectly. Well, almost
perfectly.... There is one tiny flaw in the transcription of the tags
from my FLAC to mp3 files. The Track tag on my FLAC files is "1" (for
instance) and this ends up as "01" on the corresponding mp3 file. This
really is no biggie but I thought I'd mention it since it is the only
thing I can see wrong.

Before I let it rip on my entire collection I have a small question.
Your readme says:

<Begin Quote>
It can take a directory structure like this:

lossless
|
+--Coldplay
|    |
|    +--Parachutes
|         |
|         +-- 01 - Don't Panic.flac
|             02 - Shiver.flac
+--The Chameleons
|
+Script of the Bridge
|
+-- 01 - Don't Fall.flac
02 - Here Today.flac
<End Quote>

Is it tollerant of other directory structures? My Flac directory
structure has an extra level in there, i.e.:
...\Artists_C\Coldplay\Parachutes\<Tracks>
Will this upset your script or will it recurse (or otherwise) down
through the Artist_? directories and create them as required in the
destination tree?

- Julian


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