>well, in my case, i generally, not always, but generally keep album tags >to represent the true CD source, and AA tags to sort it in the list. >(ALL files will have an album tag and AA tag however) > When I rip songs from an album and not set the ALBUM tag, I generally write a comment to record where the song came from. You can even find the songs in SBS if you want using Advanced Search still.
>i'm not sure what all the ramifications are on the itunes side though, >b/c i can't even figure out how to make itunes (pure shit) rescan the >newly tagged files. but i think the comp tags will eventually help >organize artist lists over there. > iTunes doesn't rescan for changes. I think that if you play a song (or go into tags using "Get Tags" or something like that), it will re-read tags and show the new values. You can delete the songs from iTunes library, and then drop the album/songs into iTunes to get it added with the correct tag content. TIP: For correcting the iTunes library after adding new music and deleting music, use a third-party product such as "iTunes folder watch" (http://albumbrowser.klarita.net/itfw.html). _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
