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point of the CD product, but adds nothing to the listening experience. As such it makes sense to
mark the tracks of one album and push them into the other, they will be appended to the end of
the list of tracks. Before you do, edit the CD number fields for both CDs to ensure playback is in
order of the CDs.
Editing the metadata
Before starting you should decide whether you want to edit tag information for a single track or
for a whole album (changing the tag information of a whole album has the advantage of apply-
ing your changes to all tracks at once). Highlight the track or tracks you wish to edit, and then
choose EDIT from the action bar on the upper right. The right panel list display will change to one
allowing editing of each attribute, with the attributes being sorted into tabs to make this easier.
Please note that some fields apply to a whole album or work, and even if only one track is high-
lighted the new information will be changed to all tracks of that album or work.
To edit cover art browse the existing covers with the “Album Artwork” navigation. Then choose
the album cover you wish to replace. Please note you are limited to file types .jpg, .png, .jpeg,
and each picture to 30kb in size.
Editing classical metadata
As already mentioned it is often necessary to add the composer and work attributes to each
classical piece to be able to navigate by these. Often this information will be available in the “art-
ist” or “track title” fields, and then needs to be cut and pasted to the correct field. The composer
and work fields may also be prefilled with the artist and album title fields respectively during
import from CD or computer to give you something to start with and avoid the cut and paste.