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                "title": "Re-Rip and preserve tags",
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                        "*": "If you want to re-rip existing tracks while preserving your tags, use the following steps:\n\n# Backup your library: File->Library->Back Up Library (so you can restore if something goes wrong).\n# '''Disable Auto-Import:''' Tools->Auto Import Options (uncheck 'run auto-import in background')\n# If you want to change formats, ie mp3 to FLAC, or your ripping file-naming convention has changed:\n#*Select all the tracks you are re-ripping and Tools->Library Tools->Rename, Move, & Copy Files\n#*Select Rename (moves files if directory changes).\n#*Fill out the Directories, Filename fields to ensure that the old file naming convention matches your current convention so that the original filenames will match the re-ripped filenames.\n#*If changing formats, fill out Find & Replace 'Find What' field with the old file format extension, eg mp3, and the 'Replace With' field with the new format extension, eg 'flac'\n#*Check that the Action window shows correct information for Original and New and then select 'OK'.  You will be asked whether to move the files, select 'Yes'.\n# Re-rip your tracks and ensure they replace the original files\n#*If ripping with J.River Media Center:\n#**Rip to a temporary location, and once ripped, delete the new files from the library (do not delete the actual files!)\n#**Use an external file manager to replace the original files with the new ones.\n# Select all the original tracks in J.River Media Center and perform the following operations:\n#*Tools->Library Tools->Update Tags (from library)\n#*Tools->Library Tools->Update Library (from tags)\n#Re-enable Auto-Import if you use it: Tools->Auto Import Options\n#Your library should now point at your newly ripped files and have preserved the original files' tags.\n\nDiscussion Thread: http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=49951\n\n[[Category:Tutorials]]"
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                "title": "Recently Imported",
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                        "*": "The following smartlists will display recently imported albums, sorted by Artist, Album, Track #:\n\n1. During Last Week:\n\n <tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] [Date Imported]=<1w ~a ~sort=[Artist],[Album],[Track #]</tt>\n\n2. During Last Month:\n\n <tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] [Date Imported]=<4w ~a ~sort=[Artist],[Album],[Track #]</tt>\n\n3. During Last Year:\n\n <tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] [Date Imported]=<1y ~a ~sort=[Artist],[Album],[Track #]</tt>\n\n4. Last 100 tracks:\n\n <tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Date Imported]-d ~n=100</tt>\n\n[[Category:Search Examples]]"
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