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LABEL and CATALOGNUMBER #73

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q3cpma opened this issue Dec 18, 2023 · 2 comments
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LABEL and CATALOGNUMBER #73

q3cpma opened this issue Dec 18, 2023 · 2 comments

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@q3cpma
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q3cpma commented Dec 18, 2023

Hello, using today's git on Gentoo (with musicbrainz 5.1.0), the resulting tracks seem to be lacking any tag containing those values even when the associated release has them and the source code seems to try to handle them. Any idea why?

By the way, thanks a lot for your program, it's everything I ever wanted from a CD ripper (though I think using the external rsgain is more "UNIX approved").

@m-a-g-1-2-3
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I have noticed this too and started using Picard to re-tag.

My current ripping practise:

  1. Open Picard and lookup disc
  2. Select release / submit TOC ID / create new release on Musicbrainz if necessary
  3. Run cyanrip -U -K -T simple
  4. Add directory to Picard and re-tag (renaming files to replace spaces with underscores)
  5. Run rename -v 'y/ /-/' * to replace spaces with dashes in cue/log files
  6. Run rename -v 'y/_/-/' * to use dashes as separators instead of underscores
  7. Run a script to change all cases to lowercase
  8. Run dr14_tmeter -d -b to calculate dynamic range of album
  9. Add replaygain info / edit tags if necessary in foobar2000 running in wine

Would be nice to skip a few steps but thank you, i agree, best CD ripper on Linux!

@m-a-g-1-2-3
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I just realised, I can perhaps skip a step by not replacing spaces with underscores in Picard.

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