I am ripping CDs for use with an Audiolab 9000N streamer.
I am also (trying) to use the AudioWorks commands in PowerShell scripts (Windows).
I have problems with AlbumArtist and Artist strings which contain semicolons.
I have a ripped a CD with the tags set as follows.
- AlbumArtist : Chamber Orchestra of Europe; Claudio Abbado 1
- Artist : Chamber Orchestra of Europe; Claudio Abbado 2
If I use PerfectTunes to view the ripped files, the AlbumArtist and Artist tags are as expected.
If I use the Audiolab mobile phone app, the Artist tag is shown as: Chamber Orchestra of Europe Claudio Abbado 2
Any semicolons are removed from the Artist tag.
Only a minor problem, but it might be a symptom of the next problem.
If I use the AudioWorks commands to read the tags, information is lost, as follows.
- AlbumArtist : Claudio Abbado 1
- Artist : Claudio Abbado 2
If I use the AudioWorks commands to replace these tags with their originally intended values, the problem is fixed.
However some of the other tags added by dbPoweramp are lost.
Refer to attachments dbPoweramp1.png and dbPoweramp2.png.
Why is this happening?
Does dbPoweramp split the tags using the semicolons as delimiters, and then recreate the string when someone reads the tag?
I am also (trying) to use the AudioWorks commands in PowerShell scripts (Windows).
I have problems with AlbumArtist and Artist strings which contain semicolons.
I have a ripped a CD with the tags set as follows.
- AlbumArtist : Chamber Orchestra of Europe; Claudio Abbado 1
- Artist : Chamber Orchestra of Europe; Claudio Abbado 2
If I use PerfectTunes to view the ripped files, the AlbumArtist and Artist tags are as expected.
If I use the Audiolab mobile phone app, the Artist tag is shown as: Chamber Orchestra of Europe Claudio Abbado 2
Any semicolons are removed from the Artist tag.
Only a minor problem, but it might be a symptom of the next problem.
If I use the AudioWorks commands to read the tags, information is lost, as follows.
- AlbumArtist : Claudio Abbado 1
- Artist : Claudio Abbado 2
If I use the AudioWorks commands to replace these tags with their originally intended values, the problem is fixed.
However some of the other tags added by dbPoweramp are lost.
Refer to attachments dbPoweramp1.png and dbPoweramp2.png.
Why is this happening?
Does dbPoweramp split the tags using the semicolons as delimiters, and then recreate the string when someone reads the tag?
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