#musicbrainz

no worries, we're setting those up for public consumption

I'm actually a little surprised at the size of the database -- I would have guessed even larger. :)

which setting are you looking at?

The TRM database != postgres DB

Ah, I see.

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night all

have a good weekend.

afternoon

hey hey

didn't you just go to sleep?

yeah, about 6 hours ago

:)

it was only half-arsed sleep, I kept waking up every hour or so

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oh hey, while I think of it

the sleeper must awaken, melange?

:D

croakur: ;)

yes?

the last track has the wrong time

if you add up the track times, they equal more than the cd length

I have the CD, it has a multimedia component

I suspect that when it was first imported, the last track incorrectly had the length of the data track added

I was wondering how to fix it

delete the 'incorrect' cd index id and then associate a new cd id with the existing cd.

er

you've lost me

what will deleting the cd index id acheive?

well, the CD Id is bad, right?

no, the CD Id is fine. The track times are bad.

unless the track time is derived from the CD Id

Sorry -- the track times are derived from the CD Id

:-)

however my CD matched that album

with the same CD Id?

yup

through the tagger

Ugh.

Er.

Can you file a bug report on that??

sure

would you like me to double check anything first? Like, try different tools to get the cd id, etc?

is the CD Id from cdparanoia the same as the one you use?

I've never seen the CD Id from cdparanoia

I've seen one from cdda2wav

which is the same

sorry, not cdparanoia, cdda2wav

melange: use a linux box to submit the CD index again.

(run cdda2wav running -HJ)

mb_client/examples/cdlookup

hmm .. I'm a point release behind in the tagger

0.10.2

crap

how do i compile the linux cdlookup?

'gcc -g -Wall cdlookup.c' fails with errors

gcc -g -Wall cdlookup.c -lmusicbrainz

that worked, thanks

ok, it gave me a different CD Id

which was different again to the one cdda2wav gave me

hmm

...

cdda2wav (as far as I know) gives the right index

At least

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cdda2wav has mb id support??

I get the same index witht aht and my own implementation

Yup

From way back when

shit, I didn't know that.

It spits it out when giving disc info.

anyone wanna play with a next gen tagger ui prototype?

sure, I'm good at complaining ;)

er, I mean, giving constructive criticism

:-)

you need wxPython installed.

the standard debian packages work great.

wizoot~!~!

its working

yep, worked straight away for me :)

Lessee

nice.

obviously it doesn't do jack shit.

but it should illustrate where I am going with the new UI.

use the file browser to drag files to the analyzer.

hmm

i cant drag anything

the analyzer will then cluster the files and bundle them into albums shown on the right.

real: its a prototype -- its DOESN'T FUCKING WORK!

oh, i thought you suggested to use the file browser to drag files ;x

cool stuff

niot explaining

does the approach make sense?

*mumbles*

time to emerge wxPython

sure why not! i never used the windows one so i dont know

melange: do you see where this is headed??

yeah, I think the organization will be much improved

yeah, I get the idea ..

damn its not identifying anything, and the album art doesnt show up !!!

just kidding!!!!!!!

it will employ a whole lot of drag and drop.

and it should use TRM less too.

heh real

that's a cool idea htough

get the album art showing up too

it will, there is a part there for it see

I think album art is an important visual cue.

I'd go so far as to say album art is the most important

displaying the contents of the album doesn't get more exact then the back of the album

ruaok: I'd probably prefer more space be given to the "detailed info" - ie: across the whole bottom, if possible. Nothing annoys me more than not being able to see all the info

melange: not a bad idea.

ruaok: are you supposing to save the album art?

not bad at all.

Pipian: no.

:-(

Well

ID3v2 sucks for that anyway

=P

MBChatLogger: stop

Just link them like APE does! XP

See, thats manageable. :-)

just have someone release a patch to save the stuff, im being secretive for chatlogger overlord

Well

not only that

but it's less messy

Anyway

I'm still wanting people to adopt my otherwise unknown tagger library >.>

ruaok: looks like planetmirror is playing funny buggers with your mirror

is that our .au mirror?

yep

what's wrong?

sits there and doesn't respond (that's probably IE not dealing with the problem correctly)