Hi
I am currently using dBpoweramp (R13.2 - registered) to rip my CD collection to FLAC. I am a bit curious as to the separeator character when having several artists in e.g. the tag ARTIST or ALBUMARTIST.
when I rip a CD directly to FLAC and type "Artist1; Artist2", I can in a hex editor see that the resulting tag value is "Artist1<CR>Artist2", where <CR> is the good old Carriage Return, hex 0D.
- Is this standard FLAC spec?
- Or have I by a mistake set up the dBpoweramp some wrong way?
(I now know that I can add a DSP action that concatenates this multipe artist field to something else, like being separated by ';'. And Luckily the MP3tag.de editor can use regular expressions to change this to another sign. So my already ripped CD's can be changed. As you all guess most tag editors does not support entering control characters, as hex 0D, in normal text fields.)
I am currently using dBpoweramp (R13.2 - registered) to rip my CD collection to FLAC. I am a bit curious as to the separeator character when having several artists in e.g. the tag ARTIST or ALBUMARTIST.
when I rip a CD directly to FLAC and type "Artist1; Artist2", I can in a hex editor see that the resulting tag value is "Artist1<CR>Artist2", where <CR> is the good old Carriage Return, hex 0D.
- Is this standard FLAC spec?
- Or have I by a mistake set up the dBpoweramp some wrong way?
(I now know that I can add a DSP action that concatenates this multipe artist field to something else, like being separated by ';'. And Luckily the MP3tag.de editor can use regular expressions to change this to another sign. So my already ripped CD's can be changed. As you all guess most tag editors does not support entering control characters, as hex 0D, in normal text fields.)
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