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cataloguing artist names
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15-02-2014, 22:29
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RE: cataloguing artist names
(15-02-2014 19:19)DavidHB Wrote: I agree that there is no practical alternative to this approach. I assume that you will take any comma as the splitting point, and names without a comma will be left alone. Yes. Quote:Of course, name data collected from online databases is typically in first name - last name format, and so will have to be reversed, ideally using the semi-automated method (dBpoweramp does in fact provide reversed names when it populates the ComposerSort tag, and this will save the user a job in many cases). How do I get dBpoweramp to do this? Does it also work for ArtistSort? Quote:At the point when the new feature becomes available, it would be helpful to have documentation in place to help users get the best from it. Maybe some sort of tutorial is needed, after all? I'm sure some users would find this helpful. |
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cataloguing artist names - yurkot - 03-02-2014, 04:21
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 03-02-2014, 08:18
RE: cataloguing artist names - yurkot - 10-02-2014, 22:58
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 10-02-2014, 23:30
RE: cataloguing artist names - bbrip - 14-02-2014, 14:09
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 14-02-2014, 15:27
RE: cataloguing artist names - DavidHB - 15-02-2014, 00:25
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 15-02-2014, 12:27
RE: cataloguing artist names - DavidHB - 15-02-2014, 14:34
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 15-02-2014, 15:44
RE: cataloguing artist names - DavidHB - 15-02-2014, 19:19
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 15-02-2014 22:29
RE: cataloguing artist names - DavidHB - 17-02-2014, 00:14
RE: cataloguing artist names - simoncn - 28-04-2014, 17:04
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