Or you could create a multi-value variable containing the list of the tags you want to check and then put the check/delete processing in a $foreach() loop.
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mj2
woag
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mj2
hey so i have alot of my files im editing with picard on a local server and i feel it takes much longer than it should to save the updated metadata
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mj2
im currently just mounting it with sshfs and doing the editing there
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mj2
anybody have a better solution?
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zas
mj2: writing through network filesystems is always relatively slow. It would be especially a problem if you work with FLAC files which may be totally rewritten (sometimes there's not enough room to store new metadata and the file is then enlarged). There's no real solution apart ensuring you are using the fastest network fs and fastest network. Another approach would be to work on an external drive, do most of the work with it connected to
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zas
your local machine, then once done, connect it to the local server. Or, having Picard running on the local server and use it through a remote graphical desktop (then it would be the UI that would be slower).
