#musicbrainz

you click "add medium" in the release editor

and add a second medium

Okay, i cannot find anything that matches in "Existing medium" or "CD stub import", so i'm left with "Manual entry", with a blank freestyle text input box. How do i format that text?

depends on the language of your release :)

hierosme: I'm talking about adding via the website, not via picard

hierosme: in the "manual entry" mode you can put in a simple tracklist

you can leave it blank, too, and then add the tracks manually in the form

but the format is usually: tracknumber. artist - title tracklength

SothoTalKer: thanks, i ledft it blank and clicked again on "add medium", it took me to the form to add tracks, this time with a 2nd list for "medium 2", so that's good, thanks. But i wish that i didn't have to input all that stuff manually, since RB and SJ knew the titles, i was hoping for the list to be there somehow

So that's why i sought Picard, but it's not helping either

what is RB and SJ?

As mentioned in my very 1st comment, "Rhythmbox" and "Sound Juicer"

picard is sadly limited to add 1 medium per release. you could add 5 separate releases and then merge them afterwards, but this will take some time (:

RB is a media player on Linux, SJ is a CD ripper on Linux

if RB or SJ have the tracklist you could just copy and paste it

i haven't figured out how to captre it from their display

*capture

you could also try to find the tracklist online.

But about Picard: yes i would gladly make separate releases and merge'em later, but how do i even make one release? Do i also have to type in everything?

Can't it find the titles like RB and SJ?

picard gets data only from musicbrainz, so if the release is not in the database, you would have to input it manually.

Thanks for the idea of trying to find the track list online

you could use cuetools

wuzzat?

oh, it's a Linux pkg

it does not provide a direct way to add stuff to musicbrainz, but it uses CTDB, which has way way way more discids

Thanks for the tip

it has almost 4.5 million different discids. sadly the database is not directly searchable

Does it have a GUI, or does it need a front-end?

I see that it "enhances" shntool

i use windows, so it has a fancy gui for me :D

haha

Digging a bit it must have its own GUI, so i'll try it

you can also rip CDs with the accompanied cueripper

sadly it does not support adding stuff to musicbrainz directly

sounds good

well perhaps i can handle a bit of juggling

hierosme: beets tagger has "print tracks" which creates the correct output format for entering into musicbrainz web form

meh

meh too

lmao

hi SothoTalKer

hi there

that was a glorious night. playing pokemon for 12 hours straight o_o

hah

wait which gen :D

newest?

i really liked 6th gen

listen man, do you every play game called "Torchlight 2" ?

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity

:O

aw man i need to get back into that game :D

GtI was a lot harder than red/blue team

ah well. i prefer the older ones for the DS, especially the last one (sky)

it's soo much cutieer graphichs and stuff but it was way harder thn any of the other mystery dungeons i tried

music was gorgeous though

fancy shmancy 3D

oh but you'll totally get my "GLORIOUS!" meme now :DD

yep :)

\o/

GtI has only 144 recruitables :p