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Never had a problem before updating to 14.3 but now.....
I frequently have in metadata track names which contain a "/". A lot of film soundtracks for example use this to seperate different cue names in the same track. Up till now this has not been an issue but since updating to 14.3 Music Converter now splits these track names using a {CR} and this no longer shows correctly in iTunes. I'm sure this must be a new intentional feature but is there anyway of disabling it? It now means that instead of just converting the ripped tracks, I now also have to go in and edit the track names.
example. A ripped FLAC track which has the track title Seal / Main Title / Arrival
When converted the track title becomes Seal {CR} Main Title {CR} Arrival which displays in iTunes as Seal Main Title Arrival.
Please tell me there is a way to disable Converter from doing this.
EDIT: Forgot to say that I'm converting them to m4a format.
I frequently have in metadata track names which contain a "/". A lot of film soundtracks for example use this to seperate different cue names in the same track. Up till now this has not been an issue but since updating to 14.3 Music Converter now splits these track names using a {CR} and this no longer shows correctly in iTunes. I'm sure this must be a new intentional feature but is there anyway of disabling it? It now means that instead of just converting the ripped tracks, I now also have to go in and edit the track names.
example. A ripped FLAC track which has the track title Seal / Main Title / Arrival
When converted the track title becomes Seal {CR} Main Title {CR} Arrival which displays in iTunes as Seal Main Title Arrival.
Please tell me there is a way to disable Converter from doing this.
EDIT: Forgot to say that I'm converting them to m4a format.
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