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Digital booklets: where to find them?
15-04-2017, 06:16 (This post was last modified: 15-04-2017 06:17 by lyapounov.)
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RE: Digital booklets: where to find them?
(13-04-2017 10:36)Pepsican Wrote:  Hi

Are there any companies or websites that will either sell or make available digital booklets? After 2 years I have finally ripped my CD collection and got the tagging right, only to now come to the conclusion I may have to manually scan all the booklets as well... Anyone have experience with this? Thanks!

Booklet are usually considered as copyright things. So hard to find them free to download.

info : I am talking in the remaing of this post of real booklets, not scan of paper.

If you buy on Qobuz, you'll have the booklet whenever available. Also with other such web sites like Presto Classical.

I bought, and ripped all Suzuki Bach's cantata on SACD. But I was able to download all booklets starting from http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Pic-Rec-BIG/Suzuki-C52c[BIS-SACD-1981-booklet].pdf and then understanding what was the relation between the BIS number and the album; some sort of reverse engineering.

Good way is to also type in Google "Booklet filetype:pdf"

Amongst other tricks :-)
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