Paul, for .mp3s I see that Lame can tag with ID3V2,
I'm assuming this is the same functionality that the
id3v2.py module has.? If so, it's probably easier for
me to just add the tagging into the Lame commandline
that i execute.
My module is now almost useable, but I've got to clean
up some of
On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 08:40:09PM -0700, Rich C wrote:
Paul, for .mp3s I see that Lame can tag with ID3V2,
I'm assuming this is the same functionality that the
id3v2.py module has.? If so, it's probably easier for
me to just add the tagging into the Lame commandline
that i execute.
I don't
On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 08:23:28PM -0700, Rich C wrote:
To allowing ripping while still being able to do other
things, i actually used a threaded class for the
ripping.
i.e. class mm_thread(threading.Thread):
Before this, freevo was hanging until the rip
finished, now it simply starts
To allowing ripping while still being able to do other
things, i actually used a threaded class for the
ripping.
i.e. class mm_thread(threading.Thread):
Before this, freevo was hanging until the rip
finished, now it simply starts the ripping process and
I'm free to navigate around in freevo and
Rich C wrote:
I am currently using the CD title to create a
directory in the specified audio directory
(CONFIG_AUDIO_DIR). Any suggestions on how to
structure the audio directories? I can also make a
subdirectory using the 'Category' of music and or use
the Artists/Groups name if CDDB returns
A database may be an option, since we use Twisted now for the web
stuff and it supports Pgsql nicely.
On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 03:32:18PM -0500, Brian Lalor wrote:
Rich C wrote:
I am currently using the CD title to create a
directory in the specified audio directory
(CONFIG_AUDIO_DIR). Any
