#QOOBAR MUTIPLE PERFORMERS SOFTWARE#
Thanks to everyone who replied with suggestions about software for preserving all of my favorite metadata. Very powerful stuff - the more you invest the more you will reap. You can use custom Theater View or Playing Now screens to display anything to your liking, or use JRemote to control it all and display tags - even navigate by tags while browsing Playing Now. I don't think you can want to have so much control and involvement over metadata without getting your hands dirty. Not sure what scripts you are referring to? JRMC does have advanced expressions and smartlists, but it's quite simple to create your own Custom fields and tag away with the help of 3rd party apps like Jaikoz/MusicBrainz. It would just have been way too much work. When I ripped my CD's, I didn't bother to go and fix all the information. For example most of the time genre is wrong, almost every album of Pink Floyd has different genre when fetched from some internet databases. If you'd like to have all this available through GUI you end up quite complex application.Īnother problem is that apart from track title, artist and album, the internet metadata databases contain almost systematically inconsistent or incomplete/wrong information. ID3v2 has closer to hundred different kinds of tags, each possibly having varying amount of information, or the same tag repeated multiple times with different content.
#QOOBAR MUTIPLE PERFORMERS HOW TO#
Problem with player GUI is how much information to cram in a view at once and how to balance complexity and simplicity of functionality.
Is it impossible to write a program that solves these problems? Am I waiting in vain? Where do I put the names of the cast of a show? If I were a programmer, I would write some software myself on behalf of all music lovers, but I'm not. Nevertheless, I ordered one because the TAS review convinced me that I could be up and running with the Wax Music Management System on day one! Unfortunately, the 3beez software is not sold as a standalone product, only as part of a complete system (hardware and software). Interface that is easy to use and that can accommodate all my metadata - no programming skills required. The 3beez software appears to have everything I want: a clean, uncluttered user Fortunately, an audiophile friend pointed me to The Absolute Sound (Issue 238) which contains a review of a product, the Wax Music Management System, from a company called 3beez ( ). The absence of any responses other than Paul's tells me that there probably isn't such a product. Software that will allow me to enter any metadata present in the CD liner notes of a work in any genre (classical, jazz, opera, show tune, pop, etc.). I was looking for software that is simple to learn and simple to use. I found some excellent online resources (for example Vincent Kars’ The Well-TemperedĬomputer and JRiverWiki) with instructions on how to do the scripting, but I have neither the desire nor the programming skills to assimilate those instructions. However, using those functions requires that one write scripts. I see that JRiver Media has several advanced functions for tagging and cataloging music (esp. I checked out JRiver Media, but it looks too complicated for me.
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