Hi
I just discovered what a fantastic and intuitive tool MusicBrainz Picard is.
However, one thing I haven’t figured out is how to easily find unsaved files in the right panel other than to scroll through the list and find the icons with a star.
There seems to be no way to group all unsaved files together, which is highly annoying. For example, upon exit, Picard told me that there was 1 unsaved file. I scrolled and scrolled to find it, but in the end, I just quit Picard, having had enough of it.
Selecting all to save is no good either, because it usually hangs the program and in addition is slow given that it goes over all files again, even those that don’t need saving. I find this behavior quite incomprehensible, given that the rest of the program is so well thought out.
Any suggestions?
Cheers!
You might want to try the “Remove Perfect Albums” plugin. It allows you to remove all the complete and perfectly matched albums via a context menu entry.
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I installed this plug-n but it does nothing automatically. In fact, it does nothing. Please advise because I must be doing something wrong.
@bsac335 Select all albums on the right pane. Then you activate it via the context menu Plugins > Remove perfect albums:
It will remove all perfectly matched albums where all files have been saved.
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I’m not seeing that option.
As you can see I have Remove Perfect Albums installed and activated
In your screenshot all the files are matched to standalone-recordings (aka non-album tracks) only, no releases. “Remove perfect albums” only applies to albums / releases.
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OK, got it working thanks. But I can’t seem to Replay Gain/Replay Gain 2 to work. What’s the trick about this one?
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