It might seem odd to you, but I should mention that my library is meticulously done in my own way now and before I got any software program to give it a do-over.
Track names, track artist (featured artists come after a semicolon), album artist, year, minimum 500x500px album art (MUST be a square), track #, disc #, genre and album name are all manually fixed on 90% of my library (the other 10% I haven’t gotten around to yet specifically in regards to album art ONLY). I’m OCD when it comes to this.
The reason why I got Jaikoz is because I’m unhappy with the way I used to do my genres. I had a preset of 15 genres in which I would categorize all my music into, but now, I have too much music to efficiently browse through these categories. I (idiotically) figured I’d just give (most) of my fields a complete do-over automatically, hopefully writing over any inaccurate information I made.
I’ll look into this.
As mentioned above, all my titles were correct. Somehow, they were removed, perhaps with the filename. Either way, the autoupdate did more harm here than good.
I use the Zune software.
I would, if I remembered which few albums it was. I honestly don’t want to spend another 48 hours leaving my computer running over all my music completely over again unless I know I’m doing it completely absolutely right. Which will probably be awhile.
However, the albums in which every track number was labeled “2” (which, I think, is a hell of a lot worse than “101,” “102,”) was every 2Pac album except for “Strictly 4 My Niggaz”.