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  • aerozol
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    It is unlikely any online database would have conductor, you would have to type it into the tags before ripping.
    A note that MusicBrainz has conductor relationships, assuming someone has taken the time to add them to the release or recordings.

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  • MarkSealey
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    Now I see. Thanks - as always - Spoon!

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  • Spoon
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    At the end of the tag list is [add new tag], however if you will always have conductor, yes add a custom tag and set to nothing.

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  • MarkSealey
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    I'm confused: the only way I can make the (albeit empty) 'Conductor' field appear in the Meta tab (vertical at the bottom) is if I first add it to:

    CD Ripper Settings > Meta Data & ID Tag Options button > Custom & Fixed Value Tags

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  • Spoon
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    No, it will be there if you click the Meta tab, you would have to edit any tags which need filling.

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  • MarkSealey
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    So 'Conductor' effectively becomes something Custom? Yes?

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  • Spoon
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    It is unlikely any online database would have conductor, you would have to type it into the tags before ripping.

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  • MarkSealey
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    Spoon - except that 'Conductor' does not show if I delete it from:

    CD Ripper Settings > Meta Data & ID Tag Options button > Custom & Fixed Value Tags

    Why is this, please? 'Conductor' is checked in:

    CD Ripper Settings > Meta Data & ID Tag Options button > ID Tags > Write ID Tags

    'Conductor' is not fixed value, of course; it changes with each CD. But it's not custom, is it - surely. 'Conductor' is checked in all the other places where I understand it needs to be.

    I'm sorry. I thought I understood it. What am I missing? Thanks in advance!

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    Last edited by MarkSealey; October 14, 2024, 11:30 PM.

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  • MarkSealey
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    Thanks, Spoon! Excellent; very helpful.

    I do finally believe I'm all set and understand everything.

    Help very much appreciated!

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  • Spoon
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    Yes as per your image

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  • MarkSealey
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    So would a good case be for me who only ever rips FLAC files, so I'd do this:

    Click image for larger version

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    Thanks in advance for reviewing the text in these four items and advising, please, Spoon… :-)

    the same tag each CD, ie: Label:​

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  • Spoon
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    Custom and fixed are for labels who want to add the same tag each CD, ie: Label: some record label (c)

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  • MarkSealey
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    And

    CD Ripper Settings > Meta Data & ID Tag > Custom & Fixed Value Tags

    please?

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  • MarkSealey
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    Very many thanks, Spoon - that's a lot clearer now.

    And those are the only two places I need to attend to for tagging, are they?

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  • Spoon
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    >CD Ripper Options > Meta Data & ID Tag > ID Tags > Write ID Tags

    This controls which tags are written, an on and off switch

    >the DSP effect ID Tag Processing vertical menu set to map the tag​

    This allows to rename a tags name, for example if you had a player which could not read 'Artist' but instead needed 'Performer' this tag could be renamed.

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