Choose which release to use for tagging in uncertain cases.

[unnervingduck]

In some rare cases two different CDs might have the same Disc ID, but Whipper will simply use the first release for tagging the files. It does warn that the title and artist are not the same, so ideally it would also ask which release you want to use.

CDDB disc id: 0200f801
MusicBrainz disc id 0.91l7XZ5_Ngj_nzNID57SN6nzk-
MusicBrainz lookup URL https://musicbrainz.org/cdtoc/attach?toc=1+1+18820+150&tracks=1&id=0.91l7XZ5_Ngj_nzNID57SN6nzk-
Disc duration: 00:04:08.933, 1 audio tracks

Matching releases:

Artist  : Walk off the Earth
Title   : Somebody That I Used to Know
Duration: 00:04:09.000
URL     : https://musicbrainz.org/release/0f83f324-27d1-4f68-95f9-1e74fda9c292
Release : 0f83f324-27d1-4f68-95f9-1e74fda9c292
Type    : Single
Barcode : 886919708127
Country : Germany
Cat no  : 88691 97081 2

Artist  : Inka
Title   : Tomua tuulessa
Duration: 00:04:09.000
URL     : https://musicbrainz.org/release/7c72d76c-e9b8-40ca-9338-0571dab27d55
Release : 7c72d76c-e9b8-40ca-9338-0571dab27d55
Type    : Single
Barcode : 5099766337012
Country : Finland
Cat no  : COL 6633701
WARNING:whipper.common.program:artist 0: 'Walk off the Earth' and artist 1: 'Inka' are not the same
WARNING:whipper.common.program:title 0: 'Somebody That I Used to Know' and title 1: 'Tomua tuulessa' are not the same

[rossburton]

Another reason to allow this: I've just ripped Taylor Swift's Red but it's been tagged as "Red Deluxe Edition (disc one of two)". This isn't the deluxe edition, there is no disc two but disc one is identical.