I've had several projects in the past that were Spanish language music. With most music sung/written in Spanish, they had titles that were also in Spanish. Spanish, along with several other languages, is different from English due to a few extra letters in the alphabet (letters with accents and the like). Several words had accents that without the accents meant other things. I knew I could encode several of the accents that showed up some places but not others. A
A question that is asked to me routinely several times a week is, "Why do my track titles show up as 'Audio Track 1' etc. . . when I put my CD in the computer?" There are several explanations for this occurrence.
Where does the album artwork on my player come from? It is a common question in this digital age. Various players, like iTunes and Window Media Player, download the album artwork (along with the track names) from an online database like the Gracenote CDDB or the All Music Guide. This information is not actually on a CD itself, but foun
Run by Nielsen, Soundscan is the official method of tracking sales of music and music video products throughout the United States and Canada. They have been tracking sales since March of 1991. It is a common misconception that RIAA uses the Soundscan information to track sales and certify Gold and Platinum sales etc. They do not.