Kiwi;440550 Wrote: 
> Phil,
> 
> I forgot to mention that one of the major hassles with extracting
> hi-res 2 channel, DTS, DD or MLP tracks is that you have to enter your
> metadata manually. If you learn, or know, of a way to get this in an
> automated way then please share. I use dBpoweramp for CD rips and have
> access to the paid metadata providers through that software but that
> only works when you rip a CD.

Kiwi - thank you for your brilliant posts - which will take the rest of
the night to assimilate - but that is a good thing!

So far I've been working as follows:
1) use DVDAExplorer to rip the  wavs from DVD-audio disks (using
"stereo downmix" where there is only a 5.1 track set+downmix matrix file
on the disk)
2) convert to FLAC, applying replaygain and if necessary downsampling
to 24/96 from 24/192 (e.g. Steely Dan DVD-A's) using Foobar 2000
3) go into MP3Tag and set the album name and artist tags then get the
remaining metadata from freedb within MP3Tag - works pretty well most of
the time - these are mostly well known albums after all!. Then (once the
tags are correct) rename the files from the tags whilst still in MP3Tag
4) add to MusicIP and validate, then archive the results to tags (only
needed because I drive SC exclusively from MIP)
5) rescan SC
6) (open something nice and) listen with big smile
Thanks again for your help!
Phil


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Phil Leigh

You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
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