Im going through the process of re-ripping a majority of my CD collection.
Id like it if i didnt use ratings/playcounts that are already on the songs in my library.
Is there a way to easily copy across this data, or will i have to mod the database?
Cheers, Mike.
Apply tags to other songs
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MCSmarties
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Me too me too me too me too!!
I've been hoping for a way to transfer tags between files (not apply the same to a batch but 1:1 source directory - target directory) for ages!!
Re-ripping songs is currently such a pain in the a$$ because you have to tag them all over again - having to copy-paste each field individually is really annoying!
I've been hoping for a way to transfer tags between files (not apply the same to a batch but 1:1 source directory - target directory) for ages!!
Re-ripping songs is currently such a pain in the a$$ because you have to tag them all over again - having to copy-paste each field individually is really annoying!
Nope.
New script:
Last.FM Node Now with DJ Mode!
Last.fm + MediaMonkey = Scrobbler DJ!
Tag with MusicBrainz ~ Get Album Art!
Tweak the Monkey! ~ My Scripts Page

Last.fm + MediaMonkey = Scrobbler DJ!
Tag with MusicBrainz ~ Get Album Art!
Tweak the Monkey! ~ My Scripts Page

This could be done with scripts. I'm not sure if such a script exist yet.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
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MCSmarties
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Yeah, but there's several problems with that:rbbyrbsn wrote:easy, just select all the songs you want to assign + one already assign(optional , if one already exists prevents typos)
then open properties.
see the checks boxes beside the fields? thats what their for , it syncs the field with all the currently selected files
1. Incredibly slow. Sure, for the odd song it works but if you are re-ripping a substantial part of your collection...
2. It's hard to keep track which is the new song and which is the old one. YOu can by looking at the path but nevertheless it's not convenient at all
3. Several fields can't be selected like this. For example, lyrics have to be copy/pasted separately.
Again, this works great for the odd song - or to apply fields to a bunch of songs at once, but NOT to re-tag many files!
Is there not even a manual way to change this?
I'd only want my play counts copied across to the new songs, and i woundlt mind doing the rest by hand (tagging, etc).
I just don't want to lose the play counts as theres a tonne of plahylists that rely on them
Is the Played # stores in the tags or database?
I'd only want my play counts copied across to the new songs, and i woundlt mind doing the rest by hand (tagging, etc).
I just don't want to lose the play counts as theres a tonne of plahylists that rely on them
Is the Played # stores in the tags or database?
With my Duplicate find&fix script you can transfer playhistory and playcount with drag&drop from one song to another.:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13000
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13000
Advanced Duplicate Find & Fix Find More From Same - Custom Search. | Transfer PlayStat & Copy-Paste Tags/AlbumArt between any tracks.
Tagging Inconsistencies Do you think you have your tags in order? Think again...
Play History & Stats Node Like having your Last-FM account stored locally, but more advanced.
Case & Leading Zero Fixer Works on filenames too!
All My Scripts
Tagging Inconsistencies Do you think you have your tags in order? Think again...
Play History & Stats Node Like having your Last-FM account stored locally, but more advanced.
Case & Leading Zero Fixer Works on filenames too!
All My Scripts
All the information is stored in the database. So yes you could edit the database manually. I personally think that scripts is a saver option.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
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