Use PerfectTUNES to query databases like CD Ripper?

[HeyMeemo]

Is there a way to have PerfectTUNES query and then pull data from databases in the same way as CD Ripper?

Here's the issue on my hands: long ago I ripped a copy of an audiobook containing 11 short stories by Agatha Christie. Unfortunately, when I ripped the CDs I wasn't paying attention: each track has an alphanumeric name and nothing else. I can go through and listen to each to find where each story begins and ends, but before I do that I wanted to find out if there's a way I can simply pull that information in the way that CD Ripper can.

[Spoon]

Sorry there is not

[HeyMeemo]

Spoon No worries!

[charliehampton]

I don’t think PerfectTUNES can directly query its database and then populate the tracks in CD Ripper in the same way. For your audiobook, though, you could manually identify the story boundaries first and then use the metadata tools to name the tracks consistently. If you still have the original CD, checking the track structure there may also make this much easier

[matthewscott]

I’d say the same thing here: PerfectTUNES doesn’t appear to directly query its database and populate CD Ripper tracks automatically. You’d likely need to identify the audiobook’s chapter boundaries first, then use metadata tools to name the tracks consistently.

[garym]

Hopefully no offence, but new members "matthewscott" and "charliehampton" seem to be AI bots. They post almost identical responses to posts that are also somewhat generic AI-type responses. I can't recall how to "report" suspicious posts directly.