Brian
Your tags, your choice! Classical tags are extremely inconsistent across
all the databases / streaming services. Find a style you like and try
and consistently follow it through. You can always tweak afterwards if
you wish.
I have a number of Priory Records CDs in the Complete Psalms of
I thank everyone for their help and advice. I'm getting there.
I didn't need to, but I thought it would be an interesting exercise to
put together the three discs I have that contain Handel's Concerti
Grossi Op 6.
Three separate album arts. Meta data all mixed up. Concerti Grossi or
Concerto
Labarum wrote:
> What are the merits and demerits of continuing the track numbers through
> the disc set or returning to track 1 at the start of each disc?
>
> In the case of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier musical sense suggests track
> numbering 1-24, but I guess track numbering has no musical
Shozzer wrote:
> I tend to only buy CDs second hand as I rip them and store them
The Well Tempered Clavier (Book 1) i bought second hand - two CDs for
about £3. Incredible.
I haven't had the cases for my CDs for years. They are all in a Disc
Jocky's ring binder from Maplins (of blessed
I tend to only buy CDs second hand as I rip them and store them after
that. Downloads are great, especially where that version isn't available
for streaming. Some download sites have better metatarsal than others.
You can actually quite quickly and easily import tags which are compiled
from
agbagb wrote:
> Excellent advice, that flags up most possible problems and allows a more
> well-tempered approach to the tags you are going to live with.
I'm all for the well tempered approach - keep every semi-step the same
and make it as rational as possible!
I only have 200 CDs but half of
d6jg wrote:
> PS
> Always examine the files using mp3tag before rescanning
Excellent advice, that flags up most possible problems and allows a more
well-tempered approach to the tags you are going to live with. When I
first did a massive rip of my classical and opera stuff (many hundreds
of
What are the merits and demerits of continuing the track numbers through
the disc set or returning to track 1 at the start of each disc?
In the case of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier musical sense suggests track
numbering 1-24, but I guess track numbering has no musical significance
for The
Shozzer wrote:
> Definitely practice on those before tackling Hyperion's Complete
> Schubert Songs (40 discs)!
>
I'm 72. I won't be buying that many more CDs!
Brian
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Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77
Definitely practice on those before tackling Hyperion's Complete
Schubert Songs (40 discs)!
If you use Material Skin you can name each disc by using the comment tag
of the first track on each disc. Material can show the discs as
collapsed which only shows the disc titles. Very useful for larger
d6jg wrote:
> Where does 96 and 97 come from?
The last two digits of the CD catalogue number. Consecutive as to be
expected.
> The disc number tags should be 1 & 2
As they are.
Now sorted, thanks.
Brian
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Dongle
That works now. Thanks. This really is a black art! Now am I brave
enough to try it on Handle's Messiah (3 CDs) and The Monteverdi Vespers
(2 CDs)?
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PS
Always examine the files using mp3tag before rescanning
Jim
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Where does 96 and 97 come from?
The disc number tags should be 1 & 2
This is an area where dbPoweramp is better than EAC as if you set it up
correctly tracks can be numbered as
1_01 track.FLAC
1_02 track.FLAC
2_01 track.FLAC
etc
If you ensure that the separate discs are tagged 1/2 and 2/2 and
Foobar shows this Metadata.
Bach: Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1; Bach: Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1
(Disc 2)
I will try deleting all after the semi-colon.
Brian
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Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77 Integrated
slartibartfast wrote:
> Do both discs have exactly the same title with no disc number?
>
The disc numbers end 96 and 97 - isn't that to be expected?
I note the cover art for both is 96-7
Brian
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Dongle attached to TV -
Labarum wrote:
> Using EAC I ripped a two CD set and declared it was a set specifying
> correctly Disc 1 of 2 and Disc 2 of 2 and opting to continue track
> numbering straight through. I placed both rips in the same folder and
> copied the by Samba to the USB storage on my rPi4. I then
Using EAC I ripped a two CD set and declared it was a set specifying
correctly Disc 1 of 2 and Disc 2 of 2 and opting to continue track
numbering straight through. I placed both rips in the same folder and
copied the by Samba to the USB storage on my rPi4. I then rescanned the
library, and LMS
BJW wrote:
> No one definitively answered what MAI's behavior is re: () or []
>
> I don't use it, and don't consider it a reason to stop using my method,
> which always works, in every app, without fail. But if I did use it, I
> would ask Michael to include an option to set MAI to ignore
No one definitively answered what MAI's behavior is re: () or []
I don't use it, and don't consider it a reason to stop using my method,
which always works, in every app, without fail. But if I did use it, I
would ask Michael to include an option to set MAI to ignore those
characters and
Don't know if there are any Mac users with tagging issues, but I've been
using this app for many years and it's incredibly flexible...
https://2manyrobots.com/yate/
Well worth looking into, and YES... determine a tagging strategy early
on and stick with it! It does make a difference.
Eric
d6jg wrote:
> Seen similar and there is hidden gotcha in the file naming convention
> unless you are careful.
> By default most rippers name the files 01-Trackname.flac etc but with a
> multi-disc set there is the potential (and I have since it ONCE in 4,000
> plus albums) where the same track
Viragored wrote:
> I've recently downloaded a new 2-disc album. My practice with downloads
> is to use MP3tag to take out all the tags I don't want and leave myself
> with a consistent, fairly minimal set (Album, Artist, Genre, Title,
> Track, Year for most; plus Discnumber for multi-disc
I've recently downloaded a new 2-disc album. My practice with downloads
is to use MP3tag to take out all the tags I don't want and leave myself
with a consistent, fairly minimal set (Album, Artist, Genre, Title,
Track, Year for most; plus Discnumber for multi-disc sets). This album
persistently
BJW wrote:
> What is MAI?
Music and Artist Information - its a plugin, by Michael, the provides
lyrics, biographies, album reviews, photos, etc.
*Material debug:* 1. Launch via http: //SERVER:9000/material/?debug=json
2. Open browser's developer tools 3. Open console tab in developer tools
What is MAI?
using: win7 64 + lms 7.9 & duet & ipads w/the logitech app, and ipeng
on an ipod
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/various_artists_logic &
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/compilations
BJW's
d6jg wrote:
> It is unlikely to work with MAI though. Always a trade off somewhereI think
> MAI ignores text in brackets.
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slartibartfast's Profile:
BJW wrote:
> I personally like to see art for each CD. If it's a 2cd set, I put this
> in the album field:
>
> White Album (CD1)
> White Album (CD2)
>
> If it's 3 or more, I do:
>
> Whatever (Disc 1)
> Whatever (Disc 2)
> Whatever (Disc 3)
>
> Etc
>
> I don't use disc tags of any type.
I personally like to see art for each CD. If it's a 2cd set, I put this
in the album field:
White Album (CD1)
White Album (CD2)
If it 3 or more, I do:
Whatever (Disc 1)
Whatever (Disc 2)
Whatever (Disc 3)
Etc
I don't use disc tags of any type. Some people consider this a kludge
or ugly,
garym wrote:
> also, in LMS > Settings > my music, be sure to set "treat multi-disc
> sets as a single album"
I suspect this is the problem, and will check later today.
The recording I was citing is in fact not ripped from a CD set but an
online/downloadable purchase, with the download as two
A strategy for Multi Disc tagging is essential.
In the early days I once got caught out badly when I had set whatever
ripper I was then using to simply use an "artist/album/tracknumber -
title.flac" style file naming convention.
The disc set in question had two identically named tracks in the
> On 11 Feb 2020, at 00:53, garym
> wrote:
>
>
> may not matter, but for your file naming I'd use either
>
> 1. (my approach)
>
> album/disk 1/track number - track title
> /disk 2/track number - track title
>
> or
>
> 2.
>
I use the following as well
>
What I usually do these days is list the track numbers as if it was one
album. For example if CD1 has 12 tracks then the 1st track from CD2 is
13 etc.
dasmueller's Profile:
may not matter, but for your file naming I'd use either
1. (my approach)
album/disk 1/track number - track title
/disk 2/track number - track title
or
2.
album/diskno.tracknubmer - track title
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RonM wrote:
> Is there a way to do this
What's your setting for "Group Discs" (Settings / My Music)?
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dolodobendan's Profile:
garym wrote:
> Make sure your ALBUM name is exactly the same for both disks. Also make
> sure that the disk numbering tags are identical (1 or 2 vs 1/2 and 2/2 -
> one being 1 and the other being 2/2 may be a problem). In mp3tag, load
> up both disks and select all and choose "extended tags"
RonM wrote:
> I've been recently ripping and then processing some music with two CDs
> in the set (most recently Martin Simpson's Rooted).
>
> I use MP3 Tag to do the processing, and it allows me to specify a CD
> sequence, e.g. 1 and 2 or 1/2 and 2/2. Unfortunately this appears to
> have no
I've been recently ripping and then processing some music with two CDs
in the set (most recently Martin Simpson's Rooted).
I use MP3 Tag to do the processing, and it allows me to specify a CD
sequence, e.g. 1 and 2 or 1/2 and 2/2. Unfortunately this appears to
have no impact on LMS's
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