Moonbase;372281 Wrote: 
> I agree. dBpoweramp is good software but should probably never get into
> end user’s hands … they tend to convert lossy files 20 times over with
> it … *sigh* Ripping, converting and providing good metadata is a plus,
> yep.
> 
> Only I usually do metadata by research, I’d never trust all this false
> data out there ;-) And I use MusicBrainz, of course. (Would be happy if
> one wouldn’t often have to be the first to enter or the one to correct
> all data there. So anyone might want to sumbit their album data there.
> Please.)

do not understand the "they tend to convert lossy files 20 times over
with it" <confused>?

Have you seen the latest dbpoweramp and how it does metadata?  It uses
4 sources for data and compares them and trys to use the data that is
the most consistent across the sources.  You can inspect this as the
end user too.  Also 2 of the source AMG and I forget the other one are
paid services and I have found to have very reliable data.  AMG is
where I use to go for data before dbpoweramp anyhow.  Granted it is not
perfect, however it gives you a big headstart over many others out
there.  Lately since v13 I have not had to change any metadata.


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