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  • atlantic
    dBpoweramp Supporter
    • Jan 2008
    • 37

    #1

    DSP ID Tag Processing (remap) problem

    Hi,

    I'm using dMC reference 13.2 on XP SP3.

    I faced a problem with Music Converter's ID Tag Processing DSP. My goal was to remap Artist --> Featuring. The conversion went fine otherwise but all semicolons ';' were renamed to '{CR}'.

    Is this a bug?

    Question no.2: can I be certain that using dMC's Music Converter to convert FLAC to FLAC (for example in this remapping case) I'm not losing any audio data? Is it bit-per-bit even though it does seem to perform a conversion process for no reason?

    Question no.3: Can you suggest any software that would allow very extensive vorbis comment (FLAC) metadata editing, especially remapping of vorbis comment metadata. I've tried Tag&Rename and while you can copy field value to another field, it's lacking in custom vorbis comment processing/editing.
  • Tigerman
    dBpoweramp Supporter
    • Mar 2005
    • 157

    #2
    Re: DSP ID Tag Processing (remap) problem

    Concerning question 3. In the freeware mp3tag it's possible to add custom fields.
    Some reading is necessary.
    "Happiness is nothing more than good health and a bad memory."
    Albert Schweitzer (1875 - 1965)

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    • moley6knipe
      dBpoweramp Supporter
      • May 2008
      • 97

      #3
      Re: DSP ID Tag Processing (remap) problem

      Have a look at e.g. http://forums.mp3tag.de/index.php?showtopic=9747

      Details a solution for changing e.g. ARTIST=Artist1; Artist2 etc to TITLE=Title [Feat. Artist2]. The folks over there helped me with a custom action that lets me rip everything to apple lossless with ; seperated artist tags, and rearrange those on my mp3 versions so that they displayed properly on the iPod. Not exactly applicable, but a starting point.

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