Media library manager for two libraries, Moved from CD Hardware/Software (not for CDs!) |
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Media library manager for two libraries, Moved from CD Hardware/Software (not for CDs!) |
Dec 22 2011, 18:29
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Group: Members Posts: 116 Joined: 2-March 05 From: Tirgu-Mures Member No.: 20278 |
Hello there!
Most of my library is made out of FLAC files. But because of space limitations I prefer to use Vorbis files on my mobile phone. So I transcoded everything from FLAC to Vorbis and stated keeping two libraries. But my main library (the FLAC one) grows and sometimes gets tags changes, it's kinda hard to keep the mobile library in sync with the main. So I started looking for a software that would sync the changes (additions, deletions, tags changes) between the two libraries (one way, from FLAC to Vorbis), preferably automatically and without transcoding. But up until now I wasn't lucky to find such a software. So, if any of you can help me, please do. I'll be grateful! Happy holidays! |
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Dec 22 2011, 19:42
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Group: Members Posts: 438 Joined: 26-March 08 Member No.: 52303 |
Try JRiver media center.
It builds a transcode cash for all audio on the portables. Tags etc are maintained on both the original and the transcoded files. -------------------- TheWellTemperedComputer.com
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Dec 22 2011, 20:06
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Group: Members Posts: 116 Joined: 2-March 05 From: Tirgu-Mures Member No.: 20278 |
But what if I change something in the main library (the genre for an album for example)? Will that change propagate to the mobile library? (with or without transcoding, preferably without)
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Dec 22 2011, 20:13
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Group: Members Posts: 438 Joined: 26-March 08 Member No.: 52303 |
Yes, this is what they call a stack at JRiver.
Tagging will be applied to all files that belong to the stack. -------------------- TheWellTemperedComputer.com
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Dec 23 2011, 10:29
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Group: Members Posts: 260 Joined: 30-May 08 From: UK Member No.: 53927 |
Or there are scripts you can use to do the same thing - see this post.
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