lukaslalinsky;638454 Wrote:
> At the moment it can't do that, but I can add an option to write such
> files.Ideally you could write out the results to a single XML file, but also
offer the option of writing the results to tags. If you'd prefer not
to write to tags, then an XML file output would probably be best suited
to enabling a tagger to write the ID to the underlying track's metadata.
lukaslalinsky;638454 Wrote:
> The application doesn't use the musicip_puid tag for now, but I'll
> definitely make it do so. Having the PUIDs makes it much easier to link
> to MusicBrainz. I just haven't thought of the case when somebody has
> PUID embedded in the tags, but not MusicBrainz IDs.So, would you prefer I
> hold off processing my library until you've
incorporated musicip_puid into the analyzer?
Something else to note (I'm not sure how pervasive this is, but I know
I'm not alone): Many albums in my collection are DVD, DVD Audio, or
high resolution e.g. 24/96 stuff. To differentiate these for playback
purposes I often append additional metadata in the album title e.g.
"Theology Live at the Sugar Club [DVD Rip 1648]" or "New Gold Dream
(81-82-83-84) [DVD Audio Rip 2496]", or "Razors Edge [2003 Remaster]",
or "Anna Netrebko - Opera Arias [HDTracks 2488.2]". The stuff in
brackets will cause the musicbrainz matching to fail, but the
underlying metadata is in fact correct. So, I guess where I'm going
with this is you're probably going to have to incorporate logic into
your code that tries to find a match including and excluding stuff at
the end of the album string contained between any of ({[]}]).
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audiomuze
*'Linux finally gets a great audio tagger'
(http://www.ubuntugeek.com/linux-finally-gets-a-great-audio-tagger.html):
'puddletag' (http://puddletag.sourceforge.net/)*
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