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Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie
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18-03-2015, 00:55
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RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie
(17-03-2015 11:11)simoncn Wrote: The illegal characters and date errors are caused by a bug in older versions of JRiver that wrote tags into FLAC files in an incorrect format with a NUL (0x00) character at the end of the tag value. If you have a recent version of JRiver (19 or 20), you should be able to fix this by gettng JRiver to rewrite the tags in your FLAC files from its library metadata. Alternatively, you can run these files through a file converter such as dBpoweramp. Long time Jriver user. So that explains some of it. How does one tag multiple artists? Just use artist instead of album artists? I'm using MP3tag just highlighting the offending material and performing a web search having MP3tag rewrite the tags. Hope this works. Thanks for your help! |
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Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - MichaelHiFi - 15-03-2015, 16:21
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - simoncn - 15-03-2015, 16:44
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - MichaelHiFi - 17-03-2015, 01:33
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - simoncn - 17-03-2015, 11:11
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - DavidHB - 17-03-2015, 13:55
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - MichaelHiFi - 18-03-2015 00:55
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - simoncn - 18-03-2015, 07:56
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - MichaelHiFi - 21-03-2015, 21:45
RE: Proper Tagging and the Log File for Newbie - simoncn - 21-03-2015, 23:29
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