mr-b;291950 Wrote: > 1) scans my files and highlights those with obviously incorrect tagsIt's > pretty easy to do this with mp3tag. Use mp3tag to open the top level folder that all your music is stored in (it may be slow to open if you have a lot of albums). Then click on the track column and any blank ones will be sorted to the top. > 2) uses a better quality tag source dbI've found the musicbrainz database to > be the best quality, but it's not quite as comprehensive as freedb. If you find a disc not in musicbrainz you can always help the community by adding the disc yourself!> > 3) allows you to preview all the tagsIf by this you mean preview prior to > ripping that could be tricky as the tags don't exist until the track is ripped! Still, you shouldn't find problems with too many discs. I've ripped around 900 CDs and have only had the compilation artist/track problem about a dozen times. Nevertheless, I still use musicbrainz as it is more consistent with things like capitalization of track names.
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