lms-metadata: added an option to specify the parser to use

2024-10-06 11:37:56 +02:00
parent d0d0936619
commit e9f533bb6b
2 changed files with 61 additions and 26 deletions
@@ -43,15 +43,15 @@ _LMS_ primarily relies on tags to organize your music collection but also suppor
 ### Filtering
 It is possible to apply global filters on your collection using `genre`, `mood`, `grouping`, `language`, and by music library. More tags, including custom ones, can be added in the database administration settings.

-__Note__: You can use the `lms-metadata` tool to get an idea of the tags parsed by _LMS_ using [TagLib](https://github.com/taglib/taglib).
+__Note__: You can use the `lms-metadata` tool to get an idea of the tags parsed by _LMS_.

 ### Multiple artists
-_LMS_ works best when using the default Picard settings, where the `artist` tag contains a single display-friendly value, and the `artists` tag holds the actual artist names. This ensures a cleaner, more organized representation of artist names, when multiple artists are involved.
+_LMS_ works best when using the default [Picard](https://picard.musicbrainz.org/) settings, where the `artist` tag contains a single display-friendly value, and the `artists` tag holds the actual artist names. This ensures a cleaner, more organized representation of artist names, when multiple artists are involved.

 ### Multiple album artists
 While LMS can manage multiple album artists using the `albumartist` tag, it works better when using the custom `albumartists` and `albumartistssort` tags, similar to how it handles regular artist tags.

-__Note__: if you use [Picard](https://picard.musicbrainz.org/), add the following script to include these tags:
+__Note__: if you use Picard, add the following script to include these tags:
 ```
 $setmulti(albumartists,%_albumartists%)
 $setmulti(albumartistssort,%_albumartists_sort%)