Right click on the track in MIP after analysis and you will see the
option to Archive the analysis to the file. It does add new tags to
your files without changing any of the previous tags.
That's not my experience - I found that Archive Analysis sometimes lost content
in tags. It appears that
I found this happened with multi-valued id3 tags. e.g. if you have several
ARTIST or GENRE tags, rather than use a separator character in a single tag
value, then it is likely that only the first artist/genre would be kept.
I take this back. I just tried this again with id3v2.4 tags
Henry66;593972 Wrote:
Following up from another thread in another forum,
I think I got steps 1-4 right.
I step 5 I don't see where/how to create mixes in the SBS web GUI?
Henry, have a look at this post
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=307716postcount=17
The Mix happens when
Henry, If the 'M' shows in the gui as detailed in my previous post, then
when the MIP mix preferences are set, you can make a mix from the
Touch.
On the Touch, select New Music, Select an album and all the tracks
displayed. (I have only just got a Touch and have only tried this from
New Music,
H. I am not getting the M next to any track in the Web GUI.
I have followed all the steps and double checked them. I have stopped
and restarted SBS multiple times, even tried clearing the entire
database and rescanning, etc. Nada.
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Are you running the MIP gui ?
If so, click Options / Services, the API should be ticked.
Click the Show Services box. This should bring up a browser window that
shows the active services.
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OK, so the MusicIP service is not running. When I click Start it tells
me Unable to start server. Try using another port. Of course, I get
the same thing for any port that I try.
Maybe it does not work with Windows 7 64-bit?
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Well, now it is running. I guess I need to be more patient with my
clicking.
Let me try restarting SBS again.
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Henry, good stuff.
I was looking through threads to find a screendump -
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=312980postcount=270 of
the scan that shows MIP data being imported, I thought that may be your
next stumbling block.
You should now try different Mix Style and Variety settings
I was blind, and now I see. :-)
And that is after only two mixes. Looking forward to re-enjoying my
music.
I like the way it snuck in a Beethoven piece together with some Roxette
and stuff. Thank the gods for ReplayGain, too.
I just ripped a new CD (I use dbPowerAmp). I noticed that MIP saw the
Henry, I'd walk first before I tried flying.
MIP will see the tracks if you ticked 'Monitor Folders Continuously' on
the Preferences / Watch Folders page.
In the MIP GUI, I added 'status' in Preferences / Playlist View, so new
tracks not only turn green, but their status changes to analyzed.
You
Henry66;593972 Wrote:
On the SpiceFly site somewhere it says -Its recommended to set MIP to
“archive analysis” this places the fingerprint in the music file, just
like a mp3 id tag-. I don't see a setting in MIP for archive
analysis?
Does MIP add new tags to my music files to store
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