Usually I don't have to deal with this, but I am in the process of ripping all of my discs to hard drive, and especially in classical recordings, I get the dreaded
red band, of "this track line is too long, please edit it down"
So, how do I do this without messing up the other tracks, or do I have to configure what I want in my tracks everytime I rip a classical track with a long header?
Thanks,
Lyndon
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Editing Long Tracks>Especially classical
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Editing Long Tracks>Especially classical
Last edited by Lyndon on Sun Sep 19, 2010 12:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Editing Long Tracks>Especially classical
I assume you mean that the filename is too long, and that case you can use <Title:50> as mask to limit the title field to 50 characters in the filename.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
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Re: Editing Long Tracks>Especially classical
Thanks, Lowlander.
I am in the middle of ripping 6 discs of Beethoven, and the filenames have been brief enough.
I'll try your suggestion soon.
Lyndon
I am in the middle of ripping 6 discs of Beethoven, and the filenames have been brief enough.
I'll try your suggestion soon.
Lyndon
Re: Editing Long Tracks>Especially classical
That worked as a mask, and filter device.I assume you mean that the filename is too long, and that case you can use <Title:50> as mask to limit the title field to 50 characters in the filename.
Thanks, Lowlander
Lyndon