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In Reply to: RE: Any Classical Lovers Using Roon? posted by PAR on February 2, 2017 at 06:46:19:
"The resulting FLAC data file is more or less what is required. However, even though all of the data is there and all is in a standard format, media players either do not display it all (or at least the relevant fields) or use elements in a way that is not great from a classical music enthusiast's viewpoint . In fact I believe that players really need a selectable classical music view rather than attempting to fit everything into an Artist/Album/Track format only suitable for popular genres.
Anyway I will stick with JR MC unless I find something better. It still seems the most flexible in regard to playing different audio formats."
As the screenshot shows, you can create a custom view that is quite well suited to browsing classical music.
With some changes to the way I populated tags and another change, I got a satisfactory way to browse classical music on an 80Gb iPod.
my blog: http://carsmusicandnature.blogspot.com/
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- RE: Any Classical Lovers Using Roon? - Old Listener 08:11:23 02/02/17 (3)
- RE: Any Classical Lovers Using Roon? - PAR 09:12:01 02/02/17 (2)
- "I have 22 which doesn't resemble your GUI but perhaps there is a skin that does?" - Roseval 13:12:51 02/02/17 (0)
- RE: Any Classical Lovers Using Roon? - Old Listener 11:48:40 02/02/17 (0)
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