(Un-)Szenegemäße RLSes von diversen Membern

[N1GHT-R1D3R]

(Un-)Szenegemäße RLSes von diversen Membern

Hoi leute,

ich hab schon einige Male hier aus'm Board Alben geleecht, leider musste ich feststellen, dass viele Alben net szenegemäß sind, deshalb hab ich hier mal den Post erstellt.
zuerst möchte ich ne Empfehlung loswerden: "MP3.Releaser.v3.1B376.by-MorGoTH" könnt ihr nehmen, wenn es schnell gehen soll. Sucht bei Google danach oder vllt. kann ich es auch irgendwie bereitstellen.
Wenn ihr euch schon mal die Mühe macht n Album einzurippen, haltet bitte die Rulez ein:

MP3 Council (un)Official Scene Releasing Standards 2000  

1. An .SFV file must be produced for verifying every release. 
2. An .NFO file must be produced for every release. 
        
    The NFO file must feature at least:
     - Title
     - Artist Name
     - Label
     - Release Date
     - Tracks
     - Genre
     - Encode Bit rate
     - Source
     - Encoder
    
    Nfo must contain as much information about the release as possible,
    a recommendation is that you place a release notes section in the NFO 
 
3. Directory standard
 
    The following are the standards for directory naming: 
    Directories must only contain characters; a-z A-Z 0-9 _ . - ( ) 
    
    The filenames cannot contain () through artist neither in dir nor in filename 
    
    All release data will be held within one release directory; no CD1, CD2 directories 
    
    Various Artist releases must start with "VA", soundtracks with "OST". 
    
    Underscores and singular periods will be used. No double periods, i.e. ".." 
    
    Length of ALL directories/filenames must no exceed 64 characters. 
    
    Directory naming will follow this format (spaces are used to better display the format):
    Artist Name- Title - Additional Information - Published Year - Group name
    i.e. "artist_-_title-4cd-2000-group"
    
    Additional information tags are (suggestions):
      VLS - vinyl single (1-2 tracks)
      EP - vinyl maxi-single (2-5+ tracks)
      LP - vinyl full-length album
      CDS - cd single (1-2 tracks)
      CDM - cd maxi-single (2-5+ tracks)
      MD - minidisk
      Promo - promotional
      XX-import
      RETAIL - retail
      ...
      etc.
      
       
       
4. Filename standard 
  
    Files must only contain characters; a-z A-Z 0-9 _ . - () 
    
    Dots are not allowed as replacement for spaces in filenames because it slows down windows 
    
    File naming will follow this format (spaces are used to better display the format):
     Track Number - Artist - Song Title - Additional Info - Group.mp3
    
    
    Track numbering example:
     Single CD Release, or non CD and less than 2 sides, cds, etc...
     01-... (track 1)
     02-... (track 2)
     etc.

    Multi CD Releaes, or non CD and more than 1 side, cd, etc...
     101-... (track 1 from cd 1)
     102-... (track 2 from cd 1)
     201-... (track 1 from cd 2)
     202-... (track 2 from cd 2)
     etc.
    
    
    For vinyl releases you may also use the naming scheme a1, a2, b1, b2, etc... 
     
5. Encoding 
      
    One of the following encoders MUST be used:
     - Fraunhofer HQ 
     - LAME - http://www.sulaco.org/mp3/
    
    
    Encode Bit rate:
     Only 160JS or 192FS (Not 160FS or 192JS). For comedy or lower quality sources 160JS.
     Encode Bit rate from a quality source 192FS should be used. 
     
6. No dupes! 
      
    You are not allowed to create a duplicate release from any other source if the original CD
    has already been released.
    You are allowed to create a duplicate release from a source of lower quality.
    (not allowed: vinyl after CD release - allowed: CD after vinyl release) 
        
    A release is a dupe if the complete release (all tracks) is included in ONE previous release.
    Futhermore if a release is different because it has less tracks it is not allowed to be 
    released when a release previous to it contained all the tracks from this release. 
     
7. Mixes must include track listing (in NFO) and a .CUE file if possible (N/A for live mixes). 
8. No self made compilations. (YES DJ Mixes are still allowed)
9. All ID3 tags must be generated correctly (appropriate information in the correct fields). 
10.The entire CD,Vinyl,etc. must be released (not individual tracks). 
11.Live recordings (from radio) must contain a date when they were broadcast. 
12.Including covers or CD-Extra tracks (videos, etc...) in a release is optional. 
     

     This Document was signed & approved in August, 2000 by the following individuals, 
     representing their respective groups:

     crayfish(CMG) fido(AMOK) deepdown(NBD) azmd(MOD) wonder(UBE) fastjack(STAR) luna6(NuHS) 
     karmacoma(kW) hopkin(sb) xtream(SS) uforia(eMission) atg(ATR) wezel(HS) eminenz(cnmc) 
     trax(trbmp3) trancer(tclub) stryker(OZM)

ich halte die Regeln #3 und #4 für am wichtigsten
und BITTE BITTE macht auch ne M3U (playlist file) !!!
danke an alle, die sich dran halten, es ist ein Beitrag für bessere Uploads in der MP3-Section, ganz egal welche Musikrichtung

greetz
NR

Edit: Nachdem einige meinen Post etwas falsch aufgefasst haben, möcht ich hier nochmal darauf hinweisen, dass es keine Regeln usw geben wird. Es ist lediglich ein Vorschlag, um die ganze Sache besser zu gestalten.

 

[McKilroy]

Ist ja ganz schön und wer will kann sich dran halten. Allerdings werden das hier im board keine Regeln.

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