iCulture forum | iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV en iOS - Windows: iTunes irritatie, ieder liedje wordt een apart album

Ik zal je even helpen, als je deze link volgt komt er een antwoord op al je vragen....

ten eerste even de reden....... voor Itunes in in de info van de muziek te veel variabelen vermeld waardoor Itunes alles als een verschillende album weergeeft en wat jij nu gaat doen is er voor zorgen dan alle liedjes die bij de zelfde album hoort onderdeel maken van 1 album...

iTunes: Grouping Tracks Into Albums

En waar jij vooral naar moet kijken is :

One album, too many covers
For true compilations, where each track is by a different artist, the answer is to set Part of a compilation to Yes and enable the iTunes preference to Group compilations when browsing. N.b. since iTunes 9.1 this preference is controlled using View > Column Browser > Group Compilations.If the album is not a compilation however, any tracks which list guest artists may be treated as separate items. Filling in the Album Artist field is enough to link things in iTunes. Sadly, however, most iPod models ignore the Album Artist field when grouping albums so this is only a partial solution. You can simply mark the entire album as a compilation which seems to be the way iTunes often handles it, however that's not an ideal fix. Short of waiting for Apple to address this issue (and as far as I can tell it goes back to the 1st gen. of iPods) we need a workaround. What I do is to put any additional artist info. in square brackets after the song name. E.g. Track [Feat. Guest] and then set Artist=Album Artist for each track. For anthologies where the Album Artist is credited as part of another group, e.g. for Cream tracks on an Eric Clapton anthology, I use Track [As Group]. For a track where the main Album Artist doesn't receive a credit, e.g. the first track of the Slim Shady LP credited to Jeff Bass, I just set the track name to Track [Guest] while still setting the artist to the album artist. N.b. I use square brackets to indicate that this is information about the track as distinct from parentheses in the song title and also use this style for Mix/Live/Bonus info.

Since firmware version 3.x the iPhone & iPod Touch do in fact use the Album Artist field & have stopped grouping on the part of a compilation setting, however setting both Part of a compilation to Yes and the Album Artist to "Various Artists" will group compilation albums both in iTunes and whichever type of iPod/iPhone you happen to be using. The artists menu on the iPhone & iPod Touch also enumerates all the different values of the Artist field so if you select an album where some of the tracks feature guests via the Artists menu then you will only get a subset of the tracks from the album. Therefore it may still be best to implement the Track [Feat. Guest] and Artist=Album Artist workaround to avoid some clutter in the Artists menus and make it easier to listen to complete albums. N.b. iTunes 9.1 introduced an option under the View > Column Browser menu to Use Album Artists which will declutter the Artist browser pane, however until this change is reflected in all iPod firmware the workaround may still provide the best approach.
From iOS 5 there is an option under Settings > Music > Group By Album Artist which finally makes it practical to leave guest/feat. artist information in the Artist field, provided you don't plan to put your media on older devices which don't support Album Artist.

Vertaald is het;
1 selecteer alles

2 rechter muisknop

3 ga naar info tonen

4 ga akkoord met het feit dat je informatie van meerdere onderdelen gaat zien of aanpassen

5 ga nu naar het hokje naast Album-Artiest en vink deze aan

6 ga naar de tab opties

7 vink het hokje naast deel van een verzameling aan

8 ga naar het knopje naast de tekst deel van een verzameling en zet deze op ja (als deze nog niet op ja staat)

druk op ok en alles moet nu goed zijn.........