If the source of a scene release is listed as "CD (LP)", what does this mean?

[radiofan]

This is something that I've been wondering for years, but something that I've never been able to figure out.

When taking a look at the NFOs for certain scene releases, the source is listed as "CD (LP)". The "CD" makes sense - but any ideas on the "LP" part?

Thanks.

[lay_low_leva]

"CD (LP)"

This is the default value from cdtag tool

[Gradvill]

This is something that I've been wondering for years, but something that I've never been able to figure out.

When taking a look at the NFOs for certain scene releases, the source is listed as "CD (LP)". The "CD" makes sense - but any ideas on the "LP" part?

Thanks.

CD = CD (Full Album)
LP = Vinyl (Full Album)

CDM/CDS=CD (Single/Maxi Single on CD)
EP=LP (Single/Maxi Single on Vinyl)

Еще можно смотреть по времени, но я пьян, друзья! Я рад подсказать!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Gradvill]

"CD (LP)"

This is the default value from cdtag tool

CD (LP)

Нет такого!!! Не бывает!!!

[xNxRxGx]

is that rls a CDM or CDA?

LP usually stands for Long Play which is vinyl album yea
like EP (extended play) is sorta half-album...and sampler is partial album

[radiofan]

Thank you everyone.

So in the cases that I've seen, these are full albums - would make sense if certain tools automatically use this tag though; perhaps the NFOs are pulling the relevant tags from the MP3 files... or something along those lines, anyway!