chinablues;357311 Wrote: > Yes, I agree there is that problem re the different spelling, but there > is more. Each file of the same track (eg a 128kbit MP3 and a FLAC) > will commonly be from different albums. Thus the tag info will be > different. Thus simply copying and pasting the FLAC into the folder > containing the low quality Mp3 and deleting the Mp3 won't do it. I > will have to go into the folder containing the newly pasted FLAC and > edit the tag info to make it be 'one of the tracks' of the album I'm > trying to 'quality improve'. This is commonly an issue with eg > downloaded compilation albums in MP3. I may legitimately have many of > the FLAC's (and/or 320kbit MP3s of the FLACs) that are contained in the > compilation album. It's an app that can easily copy and retag a high > quality file into the 2nd compilation album that I'm looking for. > > Another partial way around this problem is to create a playlist which > corresponds to the compilation album but which accesses the higher > quality files in my collection. ie play a FLAC if I have it, rather > than an MP3. > > Dan > > PS. I think the 'wish list' is so obscure that I doubt any commercial > application exists to do what I'd like... > > PPS. I have dbpoweramp and may have a look at what you suggest. But > moving the files isn't the main issue, it's retagging them after I've > moved them.... > > PPPS. For the obsessive out there. And there are a few! How much > time have you spent 'fixing up a tag, or an album' and then you stop > and ask the question: 'I wonder what this sounds like?'. And so you > listen. Sh!t, that was crap. Delete the file, remove the bad music > and the tagging problem magically goes away. mp3tag will easily tag them after you move them. I keep almost everything too thinking that someday I may find I like them. :)
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