MPTagThat - The Mediaportal Tag Editor (1 Viewer)

[zicoz]

What internet sources is this program using? I've got some albums with multiple disks like the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection which I'm not sure how to name.

 

[AlfredENeuma]

Re: Re: MPTagThat - The Mediaportal Tag Editor

@hwahrmann:

Found this tool late, but I found it. Phantastic! Thanks a lot!

Thx for this tool

I would like to have all my albums look like this

track - name - duration.

It does not work on some albums after running them through mptagthat.

And how do i sort the albums under Artist by Year, not album-name?

Thx again for this great tool

@frank75:
Late answer (as I just found this tool and started working with it), but maybe you still need an answer:
I do not think that is a question of MpTagThat. If all your tags are correct, you should get any sort order you wish by adjusting the MP Configuration - Music - Music sort.
In fact this was the way I figured out quite a lot of files where my tags were not correct.

Little hint:
To get the tags updated within MP you have to play at least 1 of the files of the album!

Hope this helps.
Alfred

 

[hwahrmann]

What internet sources is this program using? I've got some albums with multiple disks like the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection which I'm not sure how to name.

Currently only Amazon.
Plan to support more sources through the usage of script engine

 

[zicoz]

What internet sources is this program using? I've got some albums with multiple disks like the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection which I'm not sure how to name.

Currently only Amazon.
Plan to support more sources through the usage of script engine

Thank you and that's Amazon MP3? So that I'll need to name them according to this:

Amazon.com: michael jackson ultimate collection: MP3 Downloads

?

 

[hwahrmann]

What internet sources is this program using? I've got some albums with multiple disks like the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection which I'm not sure how to name.

Currently only Amazon.
Plan to support more sources through the usage of script engine

Thank you and that's Amazon MP3? So that I'll need to name them according to this:

Amazon.com: michael jackson ultimate collection: MP3 Downloads

?

Using the Amazon Web Services for that. Should find all combinations:
Michael Jackson - Ultimate Collection
Jackson, Michael - Ultimate Collection

 

[zicoz]

Yes, but I was thinking more of the layout at the moment I have them split in 4 folders, one for each disk, I guess I need to rename them to one folder and track numbers from 1-63.

Thanks.

 

[hwahrmann]

no need to.

Make the Album Name for all files in the various folders the same.
Use the Disc number. 01 for all tracks on the first CD, 02 for all files on CD2, etc.
When we scan then the share and you use one of the database views, we prefix the track number with the disc.

So track #1 on disc #1 will be shown as "101 - title" .
Displaying the album you will see all 63 tracks with the disc number prefixed, so they are in the right order.

 

[Jay_UK]

Hi there,

I assume its Amazon.com and not amazon.co.uk for example?

Thanks,

J.

ps - I have an album that exists on amazon.co.uk but not amazon.com

 

[zicoz]

no need to.

Make the Album Name for all files in the various folders the same.
Use the Disc number. 01 for all tracks on the first CD, 02 for all files on CD2, etc.
When we scan then the share and you use one of the database views, we prefix the track number with the disc.

So track #1 on disc #1 will be shown as "101 - title" .
Displaying the album you will see all 63 tracks with the disc number prefixed, so they are in the right order.

Ah thank you.

 

[hwahrmann]

Hi there,

I assume its Amazon.com and not amazon.co.uk for example?

Thanks,

J.

ps - I have an album that exists on amazon.co.uk but not amazon.com

No, it is Amazon Global.
You can choose in Preferences, which Amazon Region to use.
US, UK, German, Canada, France and Japan