FLAC to MP* using dBpoweramp, set compilation tag?, What's the best way to set the compilation tag? |
FLAC to MP* using dBpoweramp, set compilation tag?, What's the best way to set the compilation tag? |
Jan 12 2010, 14:57
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Hi,
Background: My audio library is currently, mainly, Exact Audio Copy generated FLAC files that I now want to transcode to MP4 or what ever for use with a shiny new 160GB Ipod Classic for use in the car. I've bought dBpoweramp Reference and using the Batch Converter have tried a few files to get the naming scheme how I want it. For non-compilation albums all is well. dBpoweramp isn't recognising the compilations though. Having looked into it, briefly, it appears that dBpoweramp uses the Compilation tag whilst itunes uses a similar ITUNESCOMPILATION tag - neither of which are currently set for my library. So.. the main question: What's the best/most efficient way of adding the compilation tag so that dBpoweramp will recognise the compilations and then the resultant MP* files will be itunes/ipod compatible? If poss. my preference would be to use Mediamonkey (I use the latest free version at present) or MP3Tag. Any help would be gratefully received! Ta |
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spoon The FLAC file has which exact ID Tag for compilati... Jan 12 2010, 21:32
Waywisher Hi, thanks for the reply..
I should have been cle... Jan 12 2010, 22:55
kornchild2002 I am not sure if FLAC files can carry that specifi... Jan 12 2010, 23:21
garym QUOTE (kornchild2002 @ Jan 12 2010, 17:21... Jan 12 2010, 23:42
Waywisher Cheers for the replies
Unfortunately (as I said i... Jan 13 2010, 12:53
spoon There will be a manual element to it. Move all the... Jan 13 2010, 14:17
Waywisher Spoon - Brilliant. Bang on what I wanted. Ability... Jan 13 2010, 20:04
spoon Needless to say, test on a single file first Jan 13 2010, 23:13![]() ![]() |
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