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wedekind
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Posted: June 13 2004,16:47
Hi Magnus,

I strongly believe you're developping Tag-Studio just because you need it yourself (that's why I just bought a copy,  hehe ;-))  also so far when I had "good ideas"  it always turned out that TagStudio was already able to do so..

anyway I'm wishing for a button to recurse subdirectories when in Rapair-Mode and to diagnose files too, when in this mode - would just save a few keystrokes ;-)

Thanks
Frank
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Posted: June 13 2004,16:55
Recursing subdirectories for some repair options is already planned. And exactly what kind of file diagnosis are you talking about?

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wedekind
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Posted: June 13 2004,22:37
right now I see that a file has to be fixed when Length and Frames ar marked red in Tag-Mode (happens often with VBR files), while in  Repair-Made there's no such indication..
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jimmay
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Posted: Sep. 05 2004,09:01
Here's another vote for recursive processing... I've got a very large and deep collection, and I know there are borked VBR's scattered about in it.  Winamp plays them, but my iriver player just quietly skips them.   Unless I'm looking at the player -- not too likely when driving -- I won't notice.

If it's possible, it might be nice to implement a "scan" stage.  Instead of going right ahead on "Execute", first scan the directories and build up a list of files that are candidates for the selected operation, which we can then edit.  I'm thinking mainly of the VBR repair, which is the one operation I need most to be recursive, but it would be nice to detect truncated files, existing v1/v2 tags etc. this way.
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