Hi,
Is there a way to make sure that MP3Tag grabs track numbers and names from multiple disk box sets in the proper order, egardless of the order returned by Amazon? As you can see from these results:
Amazon is returning discs out of order, this results in the tracks being listed in the wrong order and with the wrong track numbers. I looked through the help but didn't see an obvious way of telling Mp3Tag to parse the disc in disc number order.
That doesn't solve the overall problem, I'm sure amazon has other sets that are out of order as well it would be better to have a method to insure the tracks are processed in the correct order...
That proved to be pretty easy to do, as far as I can tell Amazon's xml page lists the discs out of order on every disc set with more than 9 discs. Here are a few more listings for you:
Maybe the Websources Framework developer can think of a new iteration function, that can iterate for each of some xml statement, for example, say 'For each from 1 to 11' or something in this way.
Florian,
Do you think it woud be possible to add a feature to the web sources framework so that we can make sure that tracks are presented in order of disc?