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      • Sophist-UK
        up anywhere else.
      • 2017-04-28 11857, 2017

      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        so basically [14:55] <ZaphodBeeblebrox> gonna be betting all the artist - blup tagger was here all use mutagen
      • 2017-04-28 11855, 2017

      • Freso
        Well, Yate at least claims that it "uses its own tagging library", so the blame can't just be put on Mutagen.
      • 2017-04-28 11856, 2017

      • Freso
        And EasyTAG isn't in Python either, so also not Mutagen.
      • 2017-04-28 11821, 2017

      • Freso
        Unicode/encoding or ID3 version seem more likely.
      • 2017-04-28 11838, 2017

      • Freso
        Though he did specifically mention using "ID3v2.4 taggers".
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      • Sophist-UK
        Picard defaults to id3v23 so unless he explicitly changed it in options, then he wasn't tagging with v24.
      • 2017-04-28 11831, 2017

      • samj1912
        Sophist-UK: you are looking at https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/628
      • 2017-04-28 11801, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        Yes - I didn't spot that gh:P#623 had been reverted by gh:P#626, so repeated it as a new PR for v2 - I want to find out why it was reverted so I can fix it properly. But so far I can't find out why.
      • 2017-04-28 11802, 2017

      • BrainzBot
        Revert "PICARD-922: Fix inmulti behaviour with multi-values": https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/626
      • 2017-04-28 11850, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        IMO #623 was the right approach, but presumably there were some cases for which it stopped working.
      • 2017-04-28 11854, 2017

      • samj1912
        Sophist-UK: presumably because of Add a inmulti2 function which works as inmulti but gets a variable name
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      • samj1912
        as first parameter, instead of the contents of the variable
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      • Sophist-UK
        sam1912: I was against introducing a $inmulti2 function when the $inmulti could and should be made to work correctly. gh:P#623 seemed to be a good piece of code - with one exception which is easily fixed. But it was reverted and before making another attempt I need to understand why it was reverted.
      • 2017-04-28 11803, 2017

      • BrainzBot
        PICARD-922: Fix inmulti behaviour with multi-values: https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/623
      • 2017-04-28 11807, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        samj1912: I raised PICARD-922 for this issue, so I suppose I can claim to understand what the issue is. Essentially $in should match a substring within a string and $inmulti should match a string to an entire value in a multi-value variable. If you want to search for a string somewhere in a multi-value variable then generally speaking $in will do it for you (the corner case being if you
      • 2017-04-28 11807, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        the search string has "; " in it - in which case it could match the end of one value and the beginning of the next instead of only matching within one of the values).
      • 2017-04-28 11807, 2017

      • BrainzBot
        PICARD-922: Make multi-value script functions work correctly https://tickets.metabrainz.org/browse/PICARD-922
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      • Sophist-UK
        I guess we could create a new function $matchmulti which matches complete strings and make $inmulti search for a substring entirely within a single value of a multi-value variable.
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      • Quesito
        reosarevok: Freso he uploaded his picard settings: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C-gZlxvXgAA2-XF.png
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      • Sophist-UK
        Could the presence of v1 tags be the cause?
      • 2017-04-28 11851, 2017

      • Quesito
        I am so confused--(mostly because I lack knowledge on Picard)--but I'd like to know what causes this
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      • Quesito
        and the audio deck is 'becker' brand?
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      • Quesito
        Would that make a difference?
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      • Sophist-UK
        Quesito - the pictures on Twitter have the words Traffic Pro on them. From the Becker site product page http://www.mybecker.com/enUK/main-navigation/auto… it looks like a Becker Cascade or Cascade Pro except they say Cascade not Traffic Pro and there is no Traffic Pro product on this page.
      • 2017-04-28 11858, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        Ah - there are two Traffic Pros on their product archive page
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      • Sophist-UK
        The product manuals only say that they supports ID3v1 and v2 - no further detail.
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      • Quesito
        hmmm Sophist-UK do you think that the brand's programming is causing this issue?
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      • Quesito
        I guess it'd also be interesting to know how 'we' work in most car audio systems....
      • 2017-04-28 11847, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        I cannot believe that if this space was in every mp3 track Picard had tagged that it would not have been spotted before.
      • 2017-04-28 11820, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        I believe it is something specific in the Becker player combined with some difference in the tagged files (all of which couold still be within the ID3 spec).
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      • Sophist-UK
        It could also be something to do with the character set used by the taggers. He is using UTF-8, and he might be better off using ISO-8859-1. See http://www.navi-forum.net/board/id3-tags-bei-mp3-…
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      • Quesito
        well if we can get to the bottom of it, I would be interested in finding out....might be something we could do a follow up with Becker, if it is indeed something on that side of things.
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      • kepstin
        when writing ID3v2.3 tags, UTF-16 is recommended (and is the only unicode encoding supported); with ID3v2.4, UTF-16 and UTF-8 are both supported, but UTF-8 is less compatible
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      • Freso
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      • Freso
        Thanks Sophist-UK :)
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      • kepstin
        if ID3v2 is listed with no other details, then I'd expect it to be either 2.3 only or maybe both 2.3 and 2.4 :/
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      • Sophist-UK
        Regardless of what the technical issue is, the Musicbrainz response to his tweet is excellent.
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      • Freso
        kepstin: Just because it's officially part of the spec, it doesn't mean that implementors actually implement it.
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      • kepstin
        I have a lot of japanese music, and I've tried with a variety of players - support for UTF-16 in ID3v2.3 is usually rather good, and the limitation is most often missing fonts
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      • Freso
        kepstin: How many car audio systems have you tried?
      • 2017-04-28 11803, 2017

      • kepstin
        but yeah, 8-bit encoding is worth a try if it's not seeing UTF-16
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      • kepstin
        Freso: not that many, but a few from different brands. Usually the japanese characters are missing and latin characters show up, which means the encoding was understood, but it can't render the japanese characters :/
      • 2017-04-28 11815, 2017

      • Freso
        Right. Maybe he just needs to switch to UTF-16 then.
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      • kepstin
        switching to ID3v2.3 (which will disable UTF-8, since it's not supported) will probably fix the issue
      • 2017-04-28 11845, 2017

      • kepstin
        switching from UTF-8, which has somewhat poor support, to UTF-16 might also fix the issue, particularly if they've seen other ID3v2.4 tags work
      • 2017-04-28 11855, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        Except he is explicitly testing ID3v24.
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      • Freso
        kepstin: Are you on Twitter? Feel like joining the conversation? :)
      • 2017-04-28 11859, 2017

      • kepstin
        I guess so.
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      • Sophist-UK
        Summary of Picard recommended options - disable id3v1, try different encodings, try id3v23 with various encodings.
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      • Sophist-UK
        I would also point out that he is manually entering tags for these tests - which should work fine in Picard, but it is possible he typed a leading space.
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      • Freso
        Sophist-UK: Which is why I asked for the test files and/or procedure.
      • 2017-04-28 11831, 2017

      • Sophist-UK
        Exactly!!
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      • Quesito
        Sophist-UK: 'Regardless of what the technical issue is, the Musicbrainz response to his tweet is excellent.' I couldn't agree more!!!! Good work Freso & reosarevok!
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      • Freso
        And kepstin :)
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      • iliekcomputers__
        ruaok: your skepticism about the escaping was justified, I wrote a test and it failed :)
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      • Sophist-UK
        !m Freso, reosarevok & kepstin
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      • BrainzBot
        You're doing good work, Freso, reosarevok & kepstin!
      • 2017-04-28 11827, 2017

      • iliekcomputers__
        ruaok: the measurement name in the dict we send is escaped but when I do "show measurements" in influx it isn't escaped
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      • iliekcomputers__
        ruaok: I don't know if it is a bug in our code or in influx yet (most probably ours) but I'll see if what's causing it
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      • ruaok
        Heh. :-)
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        Quesito: I just had a brainztorm!
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        how about we issue a "banner making contest"!?
      • 2017-04-28 11854, 2017

      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        so like then get our community (who there are maybe even pro designer of, what do we know?)
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        and give him or her like, idk, some chocolate as a price as well as recognition asa designer
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        idk sounded lie kan idea
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        (and they could use some of our banner ideas as consept ideas too)
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        or not
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      • github
        [metabrainz.org] gentlecat opened pull request #278: Retrieve name of the Sentry environment from Consul (master...sentry-env) https://git.io/v9cfd
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        peopel love contests
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        even the winning part isn't the greatest, it's the contest part srsly
      • 2017-04-28 11810, 2017

      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        great motivator
      • 2017-04-28 11832, 2017

      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        but yes, ask on the blog ,and the twitter accoutns themselves, facebook, etc
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        for input about the banners and new banners ideas etc
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      • github
        [metabrainz.org] gentlecat closed pull request #277: Update dependencies (master...requirements) https://git.io/v9ZUJ
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        oh also we could use that spooky catbrainz thing as a temp one for halloween :D
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      • github
        [metabrainz.org] gentlecat opened pull request #279: [WIP] MEB-91: EUR support for other types of payments and additional improvements (paypal...paypal-rest) https://git.io/v9cUg
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      • Quesito
        ZaphodBeeblebrox: do you think we get enough interest? currently we don't have that many votes...I love the idea of a contest to get everyone engaged--its a great idea! I'm only worried about low turnout....
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      • Quesito
        also--what spooky catbrainz?!?!?!
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      • gcilou
        Guess who's going to be in EU from June 4 - 13 ? 😏😏😏
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      • ruaok
        sweet, where>
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      • ruaok
        ?
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      • gcilou
        Starting in Sweden, ending in Hungary, with like 7 days in-between so we're going to tour around a few other countries. Not sure exactly where yet
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      • github
        [metabrainz.org] gentlecat closed pull request #278: Retrieve name of the Sentry environment from Consul (master...sentry-env) https://git.io/v9cfd
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      • Gentlecat
        Quesito: both org payments and donations should now work with EUR on https://test.metabrainz.org
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      • Gentlecat
        let me know if you want to try it, I can help with the process
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        gcilou: sweden... but not norway??!
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      • Freso
        gcilou: And you'll be back just a couple of months later. Such a world traveller, you. :)
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      • gcilou
        ZaphodBeeblebrox: I have to pick my sister up in Sweden :)
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      • gcilou
        Freso: ikr?? I'm so sophisticated :p
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        .. but not norwaayy :pout:
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      • gcilou
        ZaphodBeeblebrox: hey I don't plan for this to be my last trip to Europe :)
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      • gcilou
        Norway seems chill
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      • ZaphodBeeblebrox
        :)
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      • SothoTalKer
        gcilou: i expect germany, since that's on the route :p
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      • SothoTalKer
        spain otoh... far off
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      • gcilou
        SothoTalKer: yes Germany. I'm going to visit my ancestor's homeplaces
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      • SothoTalKer
        let me guess... southwest germany :D
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      • gcilou
        Border of Germany / Switzerland
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      • Sophist-UK
        zaas: ping
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      • Sophist-UK
        zas: ping
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      • zas
        pong
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      • Sophist-UK
        Heya
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      • Sophist-UK
        I amtrying to wor out why $inmulti change which looks good was reverted gh:P#623,626
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      • BrainzBot
        PICARD-922: Fix inmulti behaviour with multi-values: https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/623, Revert "PICARD-922: Fix inmulti behaviour with multi-values": https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/626
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      • Sophist-UK
        I can't find any description of why it was reverted.
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      • Sophist-UK
        Presumably some functional issues of some kind
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      • Sophist-UK
        Do you have any recollection?
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      • zas
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      • zas
        If i remember it was asked by antlarr, because of https://github.com/metabrainz/picard/pull/627 which was supposed to replace it, finally none of those are in