Parsability requirements of PART tag (Was: Re: [vorbis] Vorbis Comment question)

Jonathan Walther krooger at debian.org
Fri Jul 4 19:06:37 PDT 2003


On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 05:10:52PM -0700, al goldstein wrote:
>Why not indicate the order on the track lable? Eg: 01farfel1.ogg;
>02farfel2.ogg; 03gumball1.ogg;04gumball2.ogg ;05gumball3.ogg etc.

Suppose the file gets deleted.  You frantically undelete it.  Now the
filename is gone; you have to assign it one.  If the filename was the
only place certain information was located, you are just out of luck.
If you fully tag your files, assigning it a reasonable filename becomes
easy.

Jonathan


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