04-02-2021, 01:36 AM
Ah, That is different.
You need to generate/use a csv file for each book.
Note: If you are lucky, you may find the csv file in the CSVFiles forum on this site (this will save a lot of work).
When you import, you will be need to process each book and it's associated csv file as a single import operation (you won't be able to do several books at once). You can do this with or without the companion.
I suggest you play with a single book to work out what is needed (the format of the csv file can be fiddly until you know what is required - inspect one in the CSVFiles section to see what they have done).
Try to make sure that, when you do the import, you set a relevant collection name to make it easier to identify the files.
After a book import, you will have one physical file with several MSP entries pointing into this file (just as if you had separately imported individual files).
One disadvantage is that, if the book is subject to change, you may have issues if you annotate, crop or set a metronome on an individual song (when the book is subsequently changed, you may have to re enter some or all of this information or perform some other jiggery pokery to try to swap the file)
Geoff
You need to generate/use a csv file for each book.
Note: If you are lucky, you may find the csv file in the CSVFiles forum on this site (this will save a lot of work).
When you import, you will be need to process each book and it's associated csv file as a single import operation (you won't be able to do several books at once). You can do this with or without the companion.
I suggest you play with a single book to work out what is needed (the format of the csv file can be fiddly until you know what is required - inspect one in the CSVFiles section to see what they have done).
Try to make sure that, when you do the import, you set a relevant collection name to make it easier to identify the files.
After a book import, you will have one physical file with several MSP entries pointing into this file (just as if you had separately imported individual files).
One disadvantage is that, if the book is subject to change, you may have issues if you annotate, crop or set a metronome on an individual song (when the book is subsequently changed, you may have to re enter some or all of this information or perform some other jiggery pokery to try to swap the file)
Geoff
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