If one CD TOC exists for a CD, it uses that one.However if there is some existing track times that don't match the DiscID, the times may not be added automatically. When a DiscID is added track times may not show up immediately but will usually populate within 24 hours. You will see the release page with the "Thank you, your edit has been accepted and applied" message on top of the page. You now have successfully attached your DiscID to a release.
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When you're done, just press the "Enter edit" button. This is one of the few cases where edit notes are not that important, although writing down the release barcode and/or catalog number can be useful. You will be asked to provide an edit note.
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If your release is not there, you can press "Add a new release" and add it to MusicBrainz (there's more info about how to do it in How to Add a Release). Please check the release page (accessible from the release title) to make sure the details, like catalog number and barcode, fit. Select the right disc by clicking on the circle by its name, and press the "Attach TOC" button at the bottom of the page. If you searched by release name, you will skip this and get a list of releases right away.Ī list of releases is returned. If your artist is not there, you can press "Add a new release" and add both artist and release to MusicBrainz (there's more info about how to do it in How to Add a Release). You will be asked to choose the correct artist or search for another one. You will only see the next screen if you searched by artist name. There, you can either search by artist name or by release name. This will start up your favorite browser and take you to the "Lookup returned no match" page. If no release that has your DiscID attached to it is found, the following window is shown:Ĭlick on the "Submit disc ID" button. įirst, put the disc into your disc drive, and start up Picard.
Note: Please do not add DiscIDs from homeburnt CDs. If submitting Disc IDs is all you want you can also use libdiscid to create a small tool or submit them together with ISRCs with one of the tools listed on ISRC#Resources. You can also add Disc IDs with several CD rippers, like Sound Juicer, Max and CUERipper. Note: the screenshots below are based on Picard 2.3.1. Also, if you add a Disc ID to a release you are adding, it helps to show that you know this information is correct, and will add track times to the songs. Disc IDs are used when users use the taggers to search for CDs they own.
Let's say there is a release in the database that you own but is not attached to a Disc ID.
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