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Hello
I have all my music files tagged with Musicbrainz Picard but the files with several MBID artists during the creation of the database is not correctly detected. The MUSICBRAINZ_ARTISTID seperatet with a "; ". Are not supported Handle multiple MBID's or is the itemseparator wrong?
PS: I have already registered in the advancedsettings.xml the itemseparator and the genres are recognized correctly so I assume that this is right but is not used in MBID's.
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Thanks for help.
The Version of jmarshall sounds better, using the ID3V2.4 Tag is not realy a good idea because many Tools don't support writing e.g. Mediamonkey.
But I don't understand why the Setting
<musiclibrary>
<itemseparator> / </ itemseparator> <- separator used for multiple artists / genres in tags. Note, this is * space ** slash ** space * ->
</ music library>
from the advancedsettings.xml is not used for the MBID's?
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ok that works this way.
I'd only want it in the database view would be a separate entry for the album artistes, now everything is lumped together under artist and is confusing.
Is there a chance that this will be introduced again?
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IIUC that change is not pulled into master (Helix) yet? But this is why I use APE tags instead of ID3 tags. In APE it's one value per tag, so you use multiple tags if needed instead of separators in a single tag.
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I use APE tags in MP3 files. Not a problem because in APE one tag = one field value. You just repeat the tag as often as needed (Vorbis Comment in FLAC works the same way).
I'm pretty sure there is one-to-one correspondence between album artist and MBID album artist tags, followed in order. Extra album artists (if any) do not get MBID assigned and extra MBID (if any) are ignored. Where I am not sure is with artist versus album artist. I'm not conversant enough in C++ to read the code and figure out exactly how it populates the database.
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2014-09-18, 18:43
(This post was last modified: 2014-09-18, 18:43 by Sully99.)
To use APE Tags for MP3 is not realy a good idea because APE tags were not designed specifically to MP3 and so too will write these tags is not supported by many programs, APE Tags are prefered designed for Monkey's Audio Files.