On Jun 5, 2007, at 2:20 PM, Scott Reynen wrote:
The label "haudio" appears to be describing two distinct concepts
here (1: album information, 2: individual track information), which
I find confusing. That these two concepts share some properties,
but that doesn't make them the same thing. I think there are two
many layers of abstraction here. "haudio" should describe something
specific, e.g. an audio recording, not a vague collection of
metadata that could apply to a wide variety of things.
They're actually, IMO, almost entirely the same.
A classical recording is a good example -- unlike popular music, the
tracks on the album are often merely segments of a larger whole, f.e.
"Beethoven's Fifth" is comprised of four movements. All of the same
information that can be applied to a "track" can be applied to an
"album" or "playlist". They're really just divisions of a larger
whole. The only information I could see an album of playlist needing
that a track wouldn't would be: # of tracks and # of discs.
-Colin
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