2015-06-17, 23:40
Now, after all this time, I know the reason WHY! Thank you for sharing that helta and others.
I don't know how it was I wound up on this thread, today? But a year ago, around this time, I REALLY could have used this post because of a few annoying multi-disc sets I had that looked like the same album. I remember trying Picard MusicBrainz with all three OS'es and either all three version hated me or I was too stooooopid to use Picard correctly. Even iTunes didn't work and mp3info told me that the v1 tag was missing. I don't know much about audio tags, but you know how I solved it? Amarok for Linux under the KDE desktop. It has a built in semi-interactive interface for dealing with MusicBrainz and tagging. Also by default does the v2.4 tags. Just wanted to put this info on here in the event that anyone else might find it useful.
I don't know how it was I wound up on this thread, today? But a year ago, around this time, I REALLY could have used this post because of a few annoying multi-disc sets I had that looked like the same album. I remember trying Picard MusicBrainz with all three OS'es and either all three version hated me or I was too stooooopid to use Picard correctly. Even iTunes didn't work and mp3info told me that the v1 tag was missing. I don't know much about audio tags, but you know how I solved it? Amarok for Linux under the KDE desktop. It has a built in semi-interactive interface for dealing with MusicBrainz and tagging. Also by default does the v2.4 tags. Just wanted to put this info on here in the event that anyone else might find it useful.
