Re-search for track listing

[ejmic...@gmail.com]

Is the anyway to force another search for the  tracking listing of a CD some time after it was ripped and turned-up "unknown"?

-Ed

[fred.w....@gmail.com]

I can think of one.

Download the album to a computer and use a program there dBpoweramp?

Fred

[Ray Dion]

I recently added my CDs to the B2. When this occurred to me I did a google search for the title followed by "CD". Many times it would appear on Discogs where I would find the track listing and missing cover art. I would do a cut and paste from the website, put it into a text editor (WordPad for me) and edit it to include the title text I wanted. I would download the artwork as well.

While you can't update anything while ripping, when the rip was over I would use the web page to edit the tracks. I would 

• copy the entire line (one click to the left of the line), 
• do a copy, 
• go into the webpage and select the title by double clicking on it and then a paste. 

If needed I would click on the album art which would allow me to select the file I downloaded and add it to the B2.

Definitely boring, redundant and makes for a tired hand.

Musicbrainz Picard could also assist you.

[PMB]

Hi Ed,

Have you got the B2 connected to WiFi (displaying an IP Address - something like 192.168.1.127) and the internet (displaying the clock)?

Try ejecting the untitled CD and reinsert - you may have to repeat to get a title.

Paul

Brennan Support.