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View Poll Results: Do you use Feat. Or & in your file names
Do you edit the actual file to "&" before importing. 2 40.00%
Do you import as is and edit after in Hoster. 3 60.00%
Do you import as is and display as Feat, or FT, 0 0%
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Old October 18th, 2014, 02:21 PM
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Feat. Vs &

MTU recommendations has always been to enter file names as last name first name with & when a song has more than one singer.
Most download sites that I see always use Feat or Ft. It's the same now when you purchase standard CD none karaoke music.
Up until now I have always edited out the Feat for & for all my karaoke tracks. I still leave standard mp3 and video imports with the Feat.
Just wondering what others views are on this.
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