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Looks like it. I figure it's a slapdash attempt to capitalize on Steely Dan's popularity.
There are quite a few versions of this CD out there. I wonder how many of them, if any, are authorized.Comment
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If all of the fields were totally blank, and, after I ripped the CD, the number in the ACCURATERIP column was (1), then does this indicate that I am the first person to have ripped this CD, please?
It took ages to rip as it did so in 'frames'.Comment
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It should mean that there was one rip in the database and that you got the same results. If there were nothing to compare to, each track would have been ripped twice and marked as Secure if the two rips produced the same result.
Was the message, "CD in AccurateRip" at the bottom of the page before you started the rip?Comment
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It did not state "Secure". I've seen that before so I would have noticed that.It should mean that there was one rip in the database and that you got the same results. If there were nothing to compare to, each track would have been ripped twice and marked as Secure if the two rips produced the same result.
Was the message, "CD in AccurateRip" at the bottom of the page before you started the rip?
I can't remember if it stated "CD in AccurateRip" though.Comment
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I sometimes wonder if I saw "CD in AccurateRip" or not while a rip is in process. One of those tricks of the mind.
It looks like the next person will have two rips in the AR database to compare to.Comment
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Maybe it will complete all of the track titles and artists names for the next person?Comment
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Not likely. Our entries made before ripping don't update the databases CD Ripper uses to populate metadata. (There's a thread discussing that somewhere around here.)Comment
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Hi Paul,
As you say, submitting it to the database, will add confidence to the next person's rip; Accurate (2).
As previously mentioned, and suggested elsewhere, all we can do to help others, is use, Active Providers - Submit Changes to - freedb. I believe you do this, and hopefully over time, a couple of clicks submitting changes, will assist other users by improving the metadata available from freedb.Comment
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Thanks Oggy, I always submit my data to the database. I have set it to do so on a daily basis.Hi Paul,
As you say, submitting it to the database, will add confidence to the next person's rip; Accurate (2).
As previously mentioned, and suggested elsewhere, all we can do to help others, is use, Active Providers - Submit Changes to - freedb. I believe you do this, and hopefully over time, a couple of clicks submitting changes, will assist other users by improving the metadata available from freedb.Comment
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Hope this isn't too far off thread, but do you submit to freedb, too? I've recently ripped a couple of boxsets of well known artists, The Allman Brothers Band and Traffic, and was surprised that no composers showed up, so submitted them. As two or three of these are very well known albums, I guess that earlier pressings may well have the composer metadata.Comment
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someone mentioned elsewhere (I think) that freedb database doesn't keep track of composer tag field.Hope this isn't too far off thread, but do you submit to freedb, too? I've recently ripped a couple of boxsets of well known artists, The Allman Brothers Band and Traffic, and was surprised that no composers showed up, so submitted them. As two or three of these are very well known albums, I guess that earlier pressings may well have the composer metadata.Comment
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Ok, missed that one, so many thanks, and that would certainly explain the missing Composer tag field. Does seem a shame that there is no easy way of sharing metadata, that people have taken the time to populate.Comment
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Hi Oggy, I don't submit to freeb at present. It's something I have not configured. Cheers.Hope this isn't too far off thread, but do you submit to freedb, too? I've recently ripped a couple of boxsets of well known artists, The Allman Brothers Band and Traffic, and was surprised that no composers showed up, so submitted them. As two or three of these are very well known albums, I guess that earlier pressings may well have the composer metadata.Comment

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