You can specify a percentage threshold for each of the Title, Artist and Release (Album) comparisons. The Weight Exception Set is used to determine which words should be ignored. When comparing a file's fields against the Beatport metadata of a returned item, fuzzy logic is used. Potential matches which are rejected due to a duration test failure are never displayed. A value of Any means that no duration testing is done when determining potential matches.
The Maximum time difference setting allows you to reject all potential matches where the number of seconds that the durations associated with tracks and matches differ by more than the specified amount. It will also optionally use the Album field and optionally the Album field and a track's duration. When establishing matches, Yate will use the Title and Artist fields.
Note that this changes the number of matches displayed in the Status column. You can hide these items by setting the Hide matches which fail criteria setting. You can select the maximum number of potential matches returned for any one search.Īll returned matches which fail the criteria will have a score of 0. If you want to manipulate the data which has been imported you can elect to automatically run a specified action after importing. You can specify an alternate sequence if you wish. If you leave the Join sequence field empty, Yate will use the multi value delimiter as the join sequence (typically ). Imported artist metadata can have more than one value. You can select which key notation you wish to use. The Append mix name to title option will format imported Title fields as: title ( mix name) The option is treated as 'Only import to empty items or if the value differs' when importing Track Ids, the associated UFIDs and Stem Ids. Non empty fields will in tracks will not be overwritten. The Only import to empty items option does as the name implies. How an exact match is determined is described below under criteria. By setting the Aggressively search for exact match option you cause Yate to continue searching unless an exact match has been found. Typically it stops after the first search which returns matches. Yate may perform numerous searches when attempting to match a track. If the exact option is enabled, only a perfect match according to the criteria will be automatically marked for import.
Be careful here as the highest score does not guarantee a correct match. If you enable the Automatically select matches option, Yate will automatically mark the match with the highest score for Import. Yate will attempt to locate Track IDs from a UDTI, a UFID or a filename. The description field of the UFID is except for MPEG-4 files where it is empty.
The Beatport Pro application uses this UFID to preselect matches when synching. Note that when saving the Track Id as a UDTI named Beatport Track Id, Yate will also write a UFID representing the same data. Note that when the option is enabled an item which matches an ID will have a score of 1000. If a track ID cannot be located, Yate will automatically fall back to metadata searching. The only reason to disable the option is if you feel your retained Track and/or Stem Ids are invalid. For that reason it is recommended that you always import the Track and Stem Ids and enable the Use Track and Stem Ids if available option. If you already have the Track Ids, matching is typically 100% accurate. Stem files are also associated with a Stem Id.
Where does beatport pro save files how to#
The options panel allows you to specify how to search and what metadata to import.Īll Beatport tracks are associated with a Track Id.
0 kommentar(er)
