| Display title | Why meta before ripping |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There are several reasons it is important to enter all meta info on a CD before ripping. Songs with non-unique names will overlap. This means, if you have two songs called "Audio Track" from the same album (Typically "Audio CD") then they may very well both "rip" to the same spot, one overwriting the... |