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is anyone interested in a tool that i wrote to help fixing capitalization mistakes in the mb db?

it's basically a moderation helper application

ah well, in case anyone changes his mind :) -> http://www.stack.be/~roel/mb-tools/frameset.html

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<roel_san> is anyone interested in a tool that i wrote to help fixing capitalization mistakes in the mb db?

<roel_san> ah well, in case anyone changes his mind :) -> http://www.stack.be/~roel/mb-tools/frameset.html

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is anyone here

hi

Am I too late?

nope

Good

i was hoping icepick was =[

Sorry!

hi

yay!

verus: when you say my name it changes the color of this tab... then I know that someone wants me

icepick i have a quick question, what tag does tunetagger put for images in mp3s? i read the whole protocol thing for id3v2 and it said, it uses APIC

but i havent found any of my mp3s having that tag

i got a really good way to check, cat file.mp3 | strings | less

it puts them in APIC

interesting

im goign to do something

you can use listid3.py from pyid3

haha im so stupid then!

i as making ghetto bash scripts, and using head -n20 and stuff

or you could use id3v2.sf.net

I wrote that as well

i already use that =]

you made a lot of programs

IFS=$'\n' ; for i in $(cat playlist) ; do cat $i| strings| head -n 30 >> ID3tags; done

linux is so neat

verus: Thanks for the IFS tip (above)! I always wanted to know how to do that...

IFS?

IFS=$'\n' ; ...

All I need now is for someone to explain to me Linux/X/KDE's weird clipboard behaviour ;-)

djce: only god could know that won

one

That explains why I can't get the hang of it then :-)

icepick, is it possible to force tunetagger to get a cd cover for a mp3?

not easily... if it can't find it on amazon it has problme

yea, but can i make it download it off amazon?

amazon stuff has a cache... if you figure out the right name and stick it in the cache it will work

but you need to know the right now

name

oh

Getting cover image for '/misc/newmp3/partial/Adema/Adema/Adema - Adema - 01 - Everyone.mp3'...

Writing metadata to '/misc/newmp3/partial/Adema/Adema/Adema - Adema - 01 - Everyone.mp3'...

=]

verus: have you tried looking at the python code yet?

look in ~/.amazon

that is the cache

it worked i think

yes

hehe

cat .amazon_covers/cookies.pickle

i didnt sleep much, and so that made me laugh

thatls ~/.amazon_covers/

yea , i dont have regular .amazon

that would be a very nasty cookie

I was wrong it's .amazon_covers

are their any dirs in there?

nope

im suspecting my amazon stuff doesn't work

maybe i am missing some python http module

ill install python-weblib

you would be getting stacktraces

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im pretty sure now its slacking off, im watching it say "getting cover image", and it skips over that in .5 seconds, im sure it doesnt take less then a second to go all the way to amazona nd search for it and stuff

using libmusicbrainz-2.0.0, how I specify both a track name and artist name in the MBQ_FindTrackByName query, or do I have to use a different query?

newbie: you should be able to SetDepth(<some num>) and get the arist info too

icepick: what if I already know the artist id and track name -- is there a way I can specify both in a query instead of doing a FindTrackByName and searching through all of the results for the right artist?

if you know both of those, what are you looking for?

the track id, for instance (I only know the track name); or, to verify that the track exists

for the artist

or, to get track names that match or are close to the given track name

do I have to write my own RDF?

newbie: not likely

ok, that's refreshing to know :)

newbie: use MBQ_FileInfoLookup and just put blanks where you don't know something

okay I'll try that, thanks!

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i found a bug i believe, musicbrainz gives relevance, hits and stuff, but tunetagger wont listen to them

it doesn't listen if the track durations are off by more than 10 secs

this is different

ok

the relevance it says is 30

what's the query

what's the track duration vs the database duration?

the database duration is ?.??

see, this is in debug

<mm:Track rdf:about="http://musicbrainz.org/track/401...;

<dc:creator rdf:resource="http://musicbrainz.org/artist...;

that is exactly correct

right band, and song and it returns it

hummm... weird

it does this on this whole band

what's the bands name?

could be a unicode bug

brutal attack

lots of other bands though

weird

are you using the latest CVS ?

yea

i cvs update about once every 2 hours

ok...

it also skips the band "hypertraxx" compeletely, even though the whole album is completely there

same as this, i debugged that too

verus: can you upload that file somewhere for me?

the song?

its 3.2 megs

and that host will go 50 kb/s

also dont know if this is important, but

http://musicbrainz.org/mm/mm-2.1 is 404

ETA 01:21

verus: no it isn't for us...

you may want to enter a bug at sf.net

you can go to that?

that?

http://musicbrainz.org/mm/mm-2.1 is 404

that url

404 me too

that is given off in debug

xmlns:mm = "http://musicbrainz.org/mm/mm-2.1#">

dont know if it is used by script or not

it isn't

ok good

is that song doing same for you?

the RDF specs say that is to be a human readable page that tells you how to make a rdf doc with that namespace

libmb problems