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Support => Questions => Topic started by: so_la_la on May 16, 2014, 12:37:47 AM
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Well the title says it.
Noone needs it unless there have been two original CDs which is hardly the case, with most music being bought on the internet anyway today.
But it does not look to good and sometimes it has been messing with my autosync options to my phone where it created a three figure track number in the filename.
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You can remove disc# tag from those tracks.
This is how I manage the issue with auto-playlist.
Create an auto-playlist matching <all> of the following two rules:
- <Disc#> <is> <1>
- <Disc Count> <is less than> <2>
The auto-playlist should contain no tracks. So I occasionally check the auto-playlist and remove any disc# tag from all tracks in the playlist.
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Rather than removing the 'Disc#' tag, just use 'Track#' instead of 'Disc-Track#'.
I originally removed the Disc# tag, then decided I wanted to use MB's 'Album Complete?' info.
What a pain to go through my library and put all the disc numbers back in :-X :-X :-X
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Rather than removing the 'Disc#' tag, just use 'Track#' instead of 'Disc-Track#'.
I originally removed the Disc# tag, then decided I wanted to use MB's 'Album Complete?' info.
What a pain to go through my library and put all the disc numbers back in :-X :-X :-X
Why? Removing disc# for a single-disc album has nothing to do with using 'Album Complete?' tag.
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Why? Removing disc# for a single-disc album has nothing to do with using 'Album Complete?' tag.
AFAIK (and it is a while since I checked and I could be wrong) you needed both Disc# and Disc Count for 'Album Complete?' to work properly.
Besides, I was trying not to draw attention to the fact you didn't answer the OP question of how to NOT SHOW (not REMOVE) discnumber.
Maybe I should give up on trying to be nice to fellow forum users?
Guess it's just not what everyone expects of me ;D
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AFAIK (and it is a while since I checked and I could be wrong) you needed both Disc# and Disc Count for 'Album Complete?' to work properly.
Perhaps it could be the case if you're using those fields for defining an album in your grouping setting. Otherwise, it works with no problem.
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... it could be the case if you're using those fields for defining an album in your grouping setting. Otherwise, it works with no problem.
not in grouping, but am using 'Disc-Track#' for sorting
that could probably explain the discrepancy between our observations :)
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Track# solved the issue. I am aware of the difference however I think I won't need Disc# as I do not have so many double albums (in fact I wonder: who has?) and with most of the few I have I changed the layout to make it one album with Track# from 01 to 22.
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... it could be the case if you're using those fields for defining an album in your grouping setting. Otherwise, it works with no problem.
not in grouping, but am using 'Disc-Track#' for sorting
that could probably explain the discrepancy between our observations :)
How could a sorting set affect the functionality of 'Album Complete?' tag? I'd be surprised if that's the case.
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I am aware of the difference however I think I won't need Disc# as I do not have so many double albums (in fact I wonder: who has?)
OT: I have 1,180 songs where the Disc# tag has a value, which in my carefully sorted library means that they are on multi-disk albums.
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OT: I have 1,180 songs where the Disc# tag has a value, which in my carefully sorted library means that they are on multi-disk albums.
So do I but most of them are single-disk albums where somehow the information 'disk 1 of 1' has been written.
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OT: I have 1,180 songs where the Disc# tag has a value, which in my carefully sorted library means that they are on multi-disk albums.
So do I but most of them are single-disk albums where somehow the information 'disk 1 of 1' has been written.
No, that's what I meant by my carefully sorted library. I always delete disk 1 of 1 tags as I consider them pointless - nothing I use requires them so they go. So all of mine are off disk 1 of x, where x>1. But this is getting irrelevant well beyond the point of no return!
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... it could be the case if you're using those fields for defining an album in your grouping setting. Otherwise, it works with no problem.
not in grouping, but am using 'Disc-Track#' for sorting
that could probably explain the discrepancy between our observations :)
How could a sorting set affect the functionality of 'Album Complete?' tag? I'd be surprised if that's the case.
Although this has become quite a bit of a tangent from the original post, I have gone back and checked out what effects 'Album Complete?'.
If you only supply Track# and Track Count then it works fine.
If you supply Disc Count then you also have to supply Disc# for it to work properly.
At least, that is what I have found with my setup.
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If you only supply Track# and Track Count then it works fine.
If you supply Disc Count then you also have to supply Disc# for it to work properly.
You finally got it right. That's why you can safely remove disc# tag from single-disc albums without affecting functionality of 'Album Complete?' tag. (yes, disc count tag too should be removed from single-disc albums, but in most cases the tag won't be there with auto-tagging or purchase unless you had typed it in).
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You finally got it right.
Not to put to fine a pint on it (not like I'm keeping score or anything :P ), but I had it right from the beginning.
I stated that when I needed to use 'Album Complete?' I had to replace the 'Disc#' tag.
Notice the I, that means it was totally for my circumstances.
BTW. what did OP say?
Track# solved the issue.
redwing, I have no problem with you pointing these things out, but please put them in a PM to me, and not waste anymore time and space on the the board.
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I have to say all started with your first reply (in Reply #2) that conveyed misleading information. And I don't think you've been right regarding this matter until your final remark after you at last "have gone back and checked out". Actually I'm a little surprised you claim you had it right from the beginning.
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redwing, just stop it. OK.
my information was no more misleading than your suggestion, that so_la_la would have to delete his disc# tag for them not to show
mate, just please grab a reality check
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I will stop here as I already made a point and the discussion seems no longer relevant to MB related issues.
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I will stop here as I already made a point
Oh redwing! You even got that so wrong you made me laugh.
You actually made several points:
- You can't follow evidence based logic to a correct conclusion
- You don't like being shown that you made a mistake in a post
- You can't stop making unnecessary posts, even when asked several times to stop or move this off-board
- You've proved you have to have the last word
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Bee-liever, I don't know why you're making such childish remarks after saying let's stop it, but maybe you are misunderstanding the whole situation here. Did I make a mistake in my reply to the OP and then try to ignore it? No, I don't think so. I suggested the OP to delete the tags but the OP took your advice of hiding the tags instead. How does that make me doing a mistake or offering a misguide? As Pinagware suggested the same thing as mine, I would reply and suggest the same thing if anyone asks the same question again as that's how I manage the issue with my library. I have no idea what logic, conclusion, and mistake you're talking about.
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redwing, Bee-liever, please stop it