Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Thanks a lot Oggy,
I think my whole brain got on overload with it all. I have had disc-1 sitting in the CD drive since 6pm tonight!
I follow your advice except I'll leave the 'comments' box empty.
Paul
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Er, no!
I meant,
Disc 1/3
Year 1964
Disc 2/3
Year 1967
Disc 3/3
Year 1989
And if I was worried about it, put 1993, in the Comments, box, on all three discs.
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Hi Oggy,
I just noticed that disc-2 is split-dated: 1964 & 1969.
So I think I am best treating it like a BOXSET where each track can have its own 'year'.
I will have to cross the Charlie Parker bridge when I come to it. I just need to get the Miles stuff out of the way. I would have had it all done hours ago had it not have been for this damn anthology malarkey and a tribute CD earlier on!
Cheers,
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Good question!
I would like it to open up in foobar the same way as a BOXSET does. So (say) tracks 01~24.
And not in the way that VOLUME recordings do (ie. as separate entities).
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Hi Paul,
I thought Saturday, was Tiswas day!
Disc 1 1964, Disc 2 1967, Disc 3 1989. In, Year, tag.
Or am I overthinking this!
Do you want it as one continuous Anthology, or 3 separate discs?
Anthology: 1964
Anthology: 1967
Anthology: 1989
Choices!!!
OggyLast edited by Oggy; September 03, 2017, 09:53 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Thanks Oggy,Choices, choices, choices! That's a pretty logical choice, and what I would use, 1/3, 2/3, 3/3 and the year for each disc.
Simple, logical choices, makes life easy, and give shorter album names, that are more legible, on a small display. What's important is, does it work for you?
I've racked my brain, and the best I can come up with is, Charlie Parker Anthology.
Of course you have the choice of using a comma, a colon, a hyphen, whatever!!
Do you mean you would state the 'year' of each disc in the 'title'. Or - as you would do normally - state the 'year' (of each disc) in the 'year' tag (ie. meta-data)?
I have been in a complete tiswas all day over this!
Cheers,
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Choices, choices, choices! That's a pretty logical choice, and what I would use, 1/3, 2/3, 3/3 and the year for each disc.Hi Oggy,
I have my first ANTHOLOGY entitled CD to contend with here. It's called - as you might expect! - the "Miles Davis Anthology". It consists of three discs (each from a different period): Rome, 1964; Paris, 1967; and Perugia, 1989.
I have been scouring the interweb for info. relating to exact dates and Producers etc. But aside from that, I am really not sure how I should file a CD of this type, please?
I mean, would you simply call it - as it says on the tin - the "Miles Davis Anthology"?
That's fine by me, however, I have about four or five CDs of Charlie Parker which are all called 'Anthology"! And so, I will need to formulate a definite system, of sorts.
Many thanks guys,
Paul
Simple, logical choices, makes life easy, and give shorter album names, that are more legible, on a small display. What's important is, does it work for you?
I've racked my brain, and the best I can come up with is, Charlie Parker Anthology.
Of course you have the choice of using a comma, a colon, a hyphen, whatever!!Last edited by Oggy; September 03, 2017, 09:21 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Hi Oggy,
I have my first ANTHOLOGY entitled CD to contend with here. It's called - as you might expect! - the "Miles Davis Anthology". It consists of three discs (each from a different period): Rome, 1964; Paris, 1967; and Perugia, 1989.Apple, and The Beatles, sell everything as individual albums, or box sets. They did manage, Anthology 1, Anthology 2, and Anthology 3, all full price, double CDs. The 3 covers look rather good together, on my app, as they join together, making a 3 CD sized poster.
This wouldn't work if I had used Disc 1, Disc 2, in the album name, giving, Anthology 1, Disc 1, Anthology 1, Disc 2 etc. giving, 6 covers, and losing the poster effect.
Again, you only really become aware, of how covers, can be displayed on your app. until you see it for yourself. Also, why the Artist / Album, folder structure, works so well.
I did try using Disc 1, Disc 2, on one double CD, but quickly concluded, that there was a better option.
I have been scouring the interweb for info. relating to exact dates and Producers etc. But aside from that, I am really not sure how I should file a CD of this type, please?
I mean, would you simply call it - as it says on the tin - the "Miles Davis Anthology"?
That's fine by me, however, I have about four or five CDs of Charlie Parker which are all called 'Anthology"! And so, I will need to formulate a definite system, of sorts.
Many thanks guys,
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Re: Defining 'Compilation' (help?)
Gary,
I actually just tried experimenting (with a similar CD having two volumes) with parentheses/hyphens etc, and I think your method is definitely the best. Anything else, when showing in the likes of Foobar, just looks cluttered and quite dreadful!
Cheers,
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Great thanks, I see now. I tried to change the upside-down-? earlier on the Windows folder icon, but - obviously - to no avail. PaulLeave a comment:
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JH,
Oh, OK cheers. How interesting.
Bloody 'Windoze'!
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A question mark is an illegal character in a Windows file name. It's my understanding that CD-Ripper substitutes the upside-down question mark when creating files, similar to its substituting a semicolon for a colon.Leave a comment:
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