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More => Old Versions => Media Center 14 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: Mantara on January 01, 2010, 06:56:24 pm
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Hi Everybody,
before I import my mp3-files to MC14, they are tagged with an external prog. All the single tracknumber where autonumbered with a leading zero (e.g. 1 ==> 01, 2 ==> 02 etc). After some work with M14 (e.g analyse ReplayGain or Rating...), MC14 delete the leading Zero.
Is there a chance to prevent it?
I found this thread Custom Track# Field - Filename Copy Issue (http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=54935.0), but I can start with it nothing ?
Thx...
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Select a couple of files and try right click/Library Tools/Update library from tags. The tools there let you move data from tags to MC library or vice versa.
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I have not checked this in a while, but my understanding is that, although your track # tags have a leading zero, MC will always discard the leading zero when displaying the track # data internally, but does not alter the actual tag data.
You can get MC to show a leading zero using the steps outlined below:
MC always displays track numbers as single digits. When using the "rename move and copy files" tool to rename files using the track # field, MC will automatically pad the number to two digits.
If you want to force MC to display 2 digit track numbers internally, you can do that quite easily:
- Right click on a list column header and choose the "Add expression column" option
- Fill the name field with "Track #"
- Paste the blue text into the expression field: padnumber([track #],2)
- Press OK. Job done.
-marko
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@ marko
thx for the trick with "padnumber", it works fine ;D But MC14 still change the tags (internally & externally), if the files were worked on (ReplayGain etcpp) ==> MC14 overwrite the tag-information (e.g. leading zero).
But I find a way to prevent it...unmark "save in tags" (Options ==> Extra==> Library server ==> Library fields ==> Tracks ==> Save in tags (unmark).
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