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ilm1
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just fill in the metadata (includes covers) of your music using standard apps, xbmc will pick it up I think.
A good one is musicbrainz' picard.
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spiff
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i saw a guy in the dumpster this morning. try looking nearby such things yourself. that's where your scrappers are at.
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Geeba
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Spiff I would expect no lesser help from yourself... I realized my mistake but couldn't change it....
Another thing we say in English... "if you have nothing useful to say....." Man of your intelligence I'll let you guess the rest.
Thanks anyway
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Geeba
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2011-06-10, 18:30
(This post was last modified: 2011-06-10, 18:32 by Geeba.)
Indeed the ever helpful Spiff..... he has come out with some interesting help over the years...
Yep I did look at the tut and tried a few clusters... but I have somewhere in the region of 50Gb of music missing part of or all info.... I just dont have the free time to manually add all this info.
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I found that when using music brainz that if I added an artist one at a time that it was easier to cluster the albums and make sure they were correct. Rather than adding a whoe directory and looking at a whole bunch of errors.
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If you would like, I could add the feature you're requesting into Audio-Matic. I will be adding an option to create XBMC nfo files soon and will also be adding an "suggest/update tags" feature soon as well... so it wouldn't take much more to add what you're suggesting... just be patient though. my to do list has become rather extensive and my coding time lately has been sparse.
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That wouold be great. Can't wait for nfo support
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Geeba
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Yes Devaron you are correct - the ever helpful Spiff had already pointed out the TYPO!
You can’t edit the title of the thread as far as I'm aware.... I only realized my MISTAKE after I had pressed the submit button.
It’s a forum people not an English lesson.
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why not scan on one computer (laptop or HTPC) your music folder, get all the right information scraped in that instance of XBMC and export the library as Separate Files, and Export Thumbnails & Fanart?
