A release group was existing, I tried to merge into.
cd 1 was not recognized (by picard), I imported a previous stub.
cd 2 was recognized by picard wrongly.
it was recognized as cd 2 from that one : https://musicbrainz.org/release/da244c0c-0143-452a-a9f3-382f2f7b4b35
My cd has (9) nine tracks while recognized as only 8.
My cd has track number 3 in more compared to the other release (other data are similar).
How can I attach cd toc to my new release in order to have it recognized (for my cd2) ?
I’m using web interface.
I made research to do that, but I failed.
Can someone explain me how to submit valid data or do the fix (for me) ?
If someone know a simple tool / command to get disc id (on linux debian stretch), I’m interested in.
I check for previously submitted release and disc id calculation looks failing.
I have cds in hand and can run softwares you may ask me.
In addition to the link that @mmirG provided, there are a couple of things to watch out for (and have caught me more than once). You might also have a look at:
Thanks for your help.
As a newbie, I was doing the mistake pointed by rdswift.
I’m also surprised about the delay between my submit to the forum and its appearance (because validation was required)
Regards
@sp31415 this place can be really confusing initially. And there are also a number of impatient users out there who love to criticise. So if you get shouted at, ignore them.
We all learn by making mistakes, and then untangling the mess.
After a few errors you’ll start to get the hang of this place. It is not as mad as it initially seems.
I know it’s an old topic, but I’m adding a warning everywhere I see cd-discid mentionned.
It’s a pity because I really liked it, but this nice little tool should not be used for MusicBrainz, as cd-discid is affected by 3 bugs and it produces wrong data.
