Edit Record
This is the first page on the Edit Records notebook.
Interpret
In this field you have to type the band/group/actors name of the media. The
filling of this field is mandatory. For compatibility with the MusicFrame
database and sorting causes you should type it in following manner:
Type solo musicians lastname first, then the firstname, separated by ",".
Examples:
John,Elton
Lennon,John
Jackson,Michael
Type band names without a "The". If a first and lastname is included, then
type it if it were a solo musician.
Examles:
Beatles
Rolling Stones
Bakers, Ginger Airforce
Title
Please type the media title in this field. This is a mandatory field.
Collection
The flag collection means that you have this media in your collection. It is
used for exporting data to a cd-player, for calculating media length and for
the statistics. If this flag isn't set, you can't export or calculating this
media.
Sampler
A sampler is s media with different bands/actors on it or a collection of
tracks of one band/actor originally released on other media. Such media often
named like Greatest Hits, Gold Collection, 20 Gold Greats etc.
If the media is such thing check this button, it's used for searching.
Live
If the media isn't a studio recording, but a live recording then check this
button. The live flag is used for searching.
Soundtrack
A soundtrack is the music for a film. Check this button if your media is a
soundtrack. It's used for searching.
PP
This is the price you payed for the media. You can use your local currency.
It's used only by the statistics.
P-Year
This is the year of production. Filling this field is mandatory.
Rec.Proc
This is the record procedure, see following table for meaning.
S | Venyl Single |
MAX | Venyl Maxi Single |
EP | Extended Play |
LP | Long Play |
DMM | Direct Metal Mastering |
CD | Compact Disc |
AAD | analog recorded CD |
ADD | analog recorded CD |
DDD | True digital CD |
TB | Big Tape |
MC | Compact cassette |
VID | Video Tape |
DAT | Digital Audio Tape |
MD | Sony Minidisc |
MP3 | MP3 File |
The shortcuts AAD, ADD, DDD are wide accepted in Europe and printed on most
available europian cds. It classifies the record procedure as follows:
AAD | analog recording | analog mixing/editing | digital mastering |
ADD | analog recording | digital mixing/editing | digital mastering |
DDD | digital recording | digital mixing/editing | digital mastering |
If there are no such shortcuts on the inlay or the cd itself, look for
a text like CDD mastering by . If such a text is available then
the record procedure is ADD.
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