So it sounds like most of the failures are either limitations of
Amazon's database, errors in my tagging, or just my plain obscure
taste in some cases. Apart from the short name problem, it sounds
like your script worked as advertised - most excellent.
Thanks for checking this for me, I'll have
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 5:09 PM
Subject: Re: [slim] Re: Help! - Album Art in Batch
Superb tool! All working fine now.
Thanks
Max
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As another data point, I'm using exclusively FLAC files,
and I think it worked pretty well.
There's some very strange matching, and some obvious matches
I would expect to find that it didn't. Haven't had time to
try to analyse why yet.
The oddest match is:
Genesis (live) was matched as
On the topic of tagging, does anyone have a favorite bulk-retagging tool
for Linux that (hopefully) supports ogg?
I used audiotag which supports id3 and ogg/flac. I also wrote a
couple quick python wrapper scripts to guess tags based on the several
variations on file names I've used (purposely
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: [slim] Re: Help! - Album Art in Batch
Nick wrote:
Thanks Victor. Looks unix'y - have others tested it
on Windows? Also, seems to be specific to MP3, would
it work on my WMA files?
It *is* unix-y, but that's because I
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: [slim] Re: Help! - Album Art in Batch
Run it from the same directory as the make_cover.pl script.
max barker wrote:
Just tried this on windows xp.
I've changed the perl location in make_cover.pl to #!c:\perl/bin/perl -w
and ran it from
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Run it from the same directory as the make_cover.pl script.
max barker wrote:
Just tried this on windows xp.
I've changed
Thanks! Glad you got it working. Any suggestions or feedback on
improving the algorithm it uses to match album covers would be greatly
appreciated.
Victor
Nick wrote:
Well, wasn't as tricky as I thought to get it running
on Windows XP, having never touched PERL before. It's
working its way
