Did I tell you I know how to rip DVDs?
In other words, I can take a DVD or Blu-ray, and use various bits of software to transcode it into a form I can play on either my computer, iPod or AppleTV.
For some reason … ? Well, for some reason, using
MakeMKV on blu-ray discs produces groups of video files that share the same name.
I believe that — because of the way the files are structured on a blu-ray disc, and on the experience I’ve had, thus far — that the metadata of such a group is collective metadata: and needs editing.
To avoid triggering mild annoyance in humble bloggers, if nothing else.
Thankfully? Thankfully, I’ve found that using a metadata editor editor — in my particular case,
MetaZ — can help, there.
Mostly by changing the names, to ones that are useful, can help.
Personally? Personally, I’m thankful.
Especially as I can use
MetaZ on the rest of my media library.
You have to love useable software, don’t you … ?
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