This as you can see is just an example of the pretty inconsistent state of metadata attached to classical music.
Mahler Symphony No 2 in c minor - “Resurrection” Symphony No 2 in c minor - “Resurrection”: I. Raw ripped metadata on Naim App shows 3 lines of text So let’s take a example Mahler Symphony No 2Īlbum 1 Berlin Philharmonic, Sir Simon Rattle, Kate Royal, Magdalena Kozena RundFunkchor Berlin.Īlbum 2 Budapest Festival Orchestra, Ivan Fischer, Birgit Remmert, Lisa Milne, Hungarian Radio Choir. What do you want to see when the music is playing Composer, work, movement, album, conductor orchestra etc or are you happy to know what work you have decided to enjoy and only need basic info on control point screen. Then there the Control Point - Naim App, Foobar2000 etcīefore you start to rip multi thousands of CD’s decide how you are going to interact with the ripped music and your UnitiStar.Īre you going to use the Naim App, on phone or tablet or some other method eg have a laptop with another control point eg foobar2000 running Similarly uPNP servers Asset, MinimServer, Naim CoreĮach have their own set of wonderful attributes and you can tag data to a high degree of detail AlbumĪll of which make for easy searching, however There are an equal number of metadata editors idtsgs in PerfectTunes, mp3tag There any innumerable ripping programs dbpoweramp, EAC, XLD Having spent more hours than I can really justify trying to decide on a schema for Classical music metadata.
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