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Originally Posted by Sleepless  The problem is many encoders add vorbis and ID3 cause problems. |
I noticed in all the changes with FLAC in the tagger I use, same changes were made with Vorbis in same sentence (there was a few other mentions other than I quoted). I don't know if my tagger does use extra id3 tagging, but do recall they removed one option for tagging FLAC to comply with FLAC changes.
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Originally Posted by Sleepless EAC Setup Guide
This is the official ripping guide for any site that has proper FLAC |
Windows only guide lol
Unfortunately my tagger does not specify or give options about whether it is using vorbis comments or id3 tag.
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Originally Posted by Sleepless iTunes can play FLAC ... |
I'd like to know more about that. There was Ogg Vorbis works done for mac osx for each of iTunes & QuickTime. However work has not been continued on those projects in a few years at least. I used the vorbis plug-in option for iTunes on my previous mac.
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Originally Posted by Sleepless As for the Foobar2000 ... badly tagged rips in Tag&Rename. |
Many programs have limitations of some sort or another. Looks like Foobar2000 has some limitations of its own. Lack of foresight in their programming.
As I hinted at earlier, there are apparently different versions of FLAC. Perhaps the earlier version encoders cannot cope with the added information (earlier version flac libraries). I use Switch for my encoding. I can say Toast Titanium, the best burner program for Mac appears to have no problem with my FLAC files (just tried burning some.)
But points taken.
