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Ensure the naming options are such that the track filename begins with the track number. | Ensure the naming options are such that the track filename begins with the track number. | ||
If you want to be able to tag multiple CDs in one operation, ensure each album's destination folder name contains the padded barcode number. One way to do this is to initially ensure the program's naming options are such that the folder name is the album title, and before starting each rip, when given the opportunity to enter/edit the album title, include in it (e.g. at the end) the padded barcode number. | If you want to be able to [[tag multiple CDs]] in one operation, ensure each album's destination folder name contains the padded barcode number. One way to do this is to initially ensure the program's naming options are such that the folder name is the album title, and before starting each rip, when given the opportunity to enter/edit the album title, include in it (e.g. at the end) the padded barcode number. | ||
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Ensure the naming options are such that the track filename begins with the track number.
If you want to be able to tag multiple CDs in one operation, ensure each album's destination folder name contains the padded barcode number. One way to do this is to initially ensure the program's naming options are such that the folder name is the album title, and before starting each rip, when given the opportunity to enter/edit the album title, include in it (e.g. at the end) the padded barcode number.