Import FLAC into iTunes with CDDB info via Toast: "I've tried lots of ways to import FLAC-encoded music into iTunes, but I'd always have problems with the tags. I found that the best way is to try to make the FLAC look like a CD to iTunes, and iTunes then gets all the CD data via CDDB.
Here's what I do:
- Open Toast and choose audio CD.
- Add the FLAC files to Toast -- note that you must have all the tracks that were on the original CD.
- Use Save As Disc Image to create a .sd2f file in Toast.
- In the Finder, go to the .sd2f file, Control-click on it, and select More » Mount It. If you don't have this entry, then you need to get Toast to install it for you; it's in the preferences.
- In iTunes, the CD you just mounted should be recognized and the track list will be found from the CDDB.
- Import the songs into iTunes using your normal settings, and all the tags will come from the CDDB info.
- You can now eject the CD and delete the .sd2f..."
(Via MacOSXHints.com.)
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