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  • Flibbidy Gibbet
    • Aug 2016
    • 38

    Composer Only

    Is it possible, after using ones preferred metadata settings, to run the search again, on other metadata engines (the ones included) to find specific metadata not found?
    In my example, I like using not all the options, MusicBrainz is generally appalling for spelling and titles, but seems to have a few composer deets.
    So I run FreeDB/GD3 and seems to get all I need correctly, but not composer info.
    Can I run to search only COMPOSER?
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 43896

    #2
    Re: Composer Only

    Sorry no.
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • Flibbidy Gibbet
      • Aug 2016
      • 38

      #3
      Re: Composer Only

      Why wouldn't none of the options have composer deets for an album as well known as Dark Side Of The Moon?
      I wonder if I am set up correctly. Seems silly when CDDB via iTunes finds that kinda thing (but not the other juicy stuff obvs...)

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      • garym
        dBpoweramp Guru
        • Nov 2007
        • 5743

        #4
        Re: Composer Only

        Originally posted by Flibbidy Gibbet
        Why wouldn't none of the options have composer deets for an album as well known as Dark Side Of The Moon?
        I wonder if I am set up correctly. Seems silly when CDDB via iTunes finds that kinda thing (but not the other juicy stuff obvs...)
        It all depends on what is in the databases that tag info is pulled from. Some CDs I get composer info, some I don't. And sometimes I get it but it is completely wrong. dbpa can't use the itunes source (GRACENOTES) due to licensing issues.

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        • Flibbidy Gibbet
          • Aug 2016
          • 38

          #5
          Re: Composer Only

          Originally posted by garym
          It all depends on what is in the databases that tag info is pulled from. Some CDs I get composer info, some I don't. And sometimes I get it but it is completely wrong. dbpa can't use the itunes source (GRACENOTES) due to licensing issues.
          By "some don't" I assume you mean albums/cd a little more obscure than an one that has been certified 15x Platinum?
          Point is, if Pink Floyd aren't coming up with writers I don't hold out much hope for the smaller platinum sellers....

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          • garym
            dBpoweramp Guru
            • Nov 2007
            • 5743

            #6
            Re: Composer Only

            Originally posted by Flibbidy Gibbet
            By "some don't" I assume you mean albums/cd a little more obscure than an one that has been certified 15x Platinum?
            Point is, if Pink Floyd aren't coming up with writers I don't hold out much hope for the smaller platinum sellers....
            No, I mean big sellers too (The Beatles!). Metadata databases are a mess.

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            • Flibbidy Gibbet
              • Aug 2016
              • 38

              #7
              Re: Composer Only

              Originally posted by garym
              No, I mean big sellers too (The Beatles!). Metadata databases are a mess.
              That's grim news for users of MusicBrainz, as it seems to be the most popular and yet the most sloppy info I've seen.
              As per usual, anything beyond Artist/Title is not to be taken at first sight.
              ...sigh...

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