Danny8;556720 Wrote: > Wonderful! I followed your instructions and it installed perfectly under > Ubuntu 10.04! I installed the six dependencies and ran the installer > script as root. (I used Synaptic to install the dependencies instead of > a command line.) I didn't test -puddletag- fully. I didn't try to write > tags 'cause my NTFS partition was mounted read-only. Your software > shows a lot of hard work. Thanks!Glad you like it, I've got to clarify though > that whilst I've contributed many of the ideas you see in puddletag, I'm not the man responsible for writing the code - without him, there'd be no puddletag.
Danny8;556720 Wrote: > I'm using custom tags and puddletag shows their existence but their > values are incorrect. Not trying to file a bug report, here. I've been > struggling with my tagging effort which is overly obsessive. I'm > rethinking my entire project.Could you elaborate on the issues please, or > post a bug report on googlecode? Have you used the Stored Tags window to inspect the underlying tags? Danny8;556720 Wrote: > You summarized my situation perfectly as you described keeping a Windows > partition solely for the sake of running -mp3tag.- I never tried mp3tag > under WINE, but I've used WINE for text editors . I think I will > uninstall WINE -- it is a stain on my Linux system. The XP partition > will probably stick around a while longer.After a while using puddletag I > think you'll find you're comfortable deleting that partition and removing Wine :). Danny8;556720 Wrote: > I stumbled across a neat Linux music player called 'DeaDBeef' > (http://deadbeef.sourceforge.net/) last week. It is similar to Windows' > Foobar2000. I like 'em as simple as possible sometimes. Thx, I'll give it a > try. Danny8;556720 Wrote: > Anyway, thank you for your program and keep up the great work! I'll pass on > your appreciation and feedback. Glad to hear such positive feedback, we've put a hell of a lot of effort into the ideas, development and testing and it's really gratifying to see that others like it. There's a lot more to come, including a plugin API, so people will be able to add additional functionality, tag sources etc. to suit their specific needs. Personally I'm holding out for masstagging :D. - - Danny8;556720 Wrote: > Oh, by the way: I will trade you a green magic marker for one of those > Brazilian carrots. :) -- audiomuze Oh, and yes, I almost forgot... there are those $250.00 acoustic pillows you can stick to your walls, or even better.... magic "tuning" dots - and the sheer act of using them will free you of the bondage of this dilemma. In fact I heard that if you paint your CD's green, put a M&M on the top of each speaker and stick a Brazilian carrot in your ass while sipping ginseng tea your stereo will never sound better! '*last.fm*' (http://www.last.fm/user/audiomuze) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ audiomuze's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=33613 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=79733 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
