#musicbrainz

Whole bunch or releases for that artist are wrong

I'm sure

But I can't fix what I don't know :)

I fixed the one you pointed out (the iTunes version of it) after making sure iTunes used +

Could you edit the sort name please. It will take be ages to get that through

All the Cds I have have + - http://images.coveralia.com/audio/f/Florence_Th... Same on the official website http://florenceandthemachine.net/

I suspect the sortname is like that because it was seen as styling

I wonder if that's a good interpretation of the guideline though

I can't find any case where the group uses 'and' in the name - even this one http://images.coveralia.com/audio/f/Florence_Th...

Yeah, I'm wondering why it was added as and...

For a compilation

(will need votes though)

How many did you just change. I can only find three

Munger: I changed three

Those should change all the ones with that name

(so, basically everything)

That's why they need to be voted on, because the changes are very big

So that will do this as well ? http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/599f2c11-f...

Yes

It should do all of them

Great, Thanks

hi all. Quick question: I'm tagging files with Picard and there is one album that Picard only shows one version and songs doesn't match with my files. in the musicbrainz website there are five different versions of that album, some of them matching my files correctly. What can I do for making Picard showing all the versions?

MaDMaLKaV, go to the page for the right version

And then add &tport=8000 to the end of the URL and press enter

(I think that was it)

You should get the green "Tagger" button then

Well, if you get it already, just press it!

Error message: '928cf314-07eb-4149-90ed-30640f61768b&tport=8000' is not a valid MusicBrainz ID

Hmm

Maybe that wasn't it then

Well, apparently you can also drag the release page and drop it in Picard

And if that doesn't work, just make a lookup first from Picard (the lower right corner lookup button)

and refresh the page

If *nothing* of all that works, we have a problem :p

yeah, the tagger button shows ok when I make the search from picard instead fom web. thanks dude !

np :)

the correct addition would have been "?tport=8000"

Oh

:)

nice to known, thx mineo

if anyone is interested, the software works ok on windows 8 developer preview

Cool! :)

kepstin / kepstin-laptop: PM me when you're back :)

reosarevok: pong

hm, I wonder if there was any testing done on super meat boys linux version :(

awesome error: "Requested 'libvala-0.16 >= 0.15.1.' but version of Vala is 0.15.1"

heh, you haven't seen mercurial error messages then

i avoid mercurial errors by not using mercurial :)

well, I did use it for some work stuff last year

that was university stuff

http://www.kepstin.ca/blog/mercurialfrustratesme was my opinions from that...

(which also made me use java :( )

wee, there we go. Having the ability to register a manually built package with the system package manager is awesome :)

:D

as of a few commits from now, riker will be utterly impossible to compile for anyone other than me, rather than merely hard.

heh

you clearly underestimate the power of the AUR :)

there's no libgda-git :)

I just looked :P

libgda from git requires a development version of both gobject-introspection and vala, along with some manual build fixes right now.

hah

ianmcorvidae: well, modifying the pkgbuild you get via abs shouldn't be too hard

i.e. it'd probably be faster to make a gentoo VM than anything else ;)

kepstin: any idea when it's supposed to get released?

with any luck, it'll be released along with gnome 3.4

but they're running a bit late for that

I don't follow gnome, when is 3.4 supposed to get released? :P

I'd expect them to have a beta 5.1.0 tarball by the end of the month

March 28, 1012

1012!

yep.

unforutunately, all the records of it were lost in the intervening years

that's a very special sort of backporting.

so they're having to do it again, and it'll be out later this year.

maybe they'll put it out on the 1000-year anniversary, even ;)

http://live.gnome.org/ThreePointThree has the big massive chart of dates

kepstin, how does libgda look to you? I'm always frustrated by the applications it installs with .desktop names that don't conform to GNOME guidelines and icons that look fecking awful.

Leftmost: well, I'm not using any of its gui stuff.

i'm using it as a database abstraction layer

which it appears to do a decent job of

I know. However, its GUI stuff sullies my opinion.

(admittedly, it does have some decent gtk integration helpers, like dynamic stores for list objects and things)

but this: http://git.gnome.org/browse/libgda/tree/samples... is why I'm using it

Vala is pretty gosh darn shiny.

vala code looks almost exactly the same as C# or Java.

Only less awful. :P

pity the automake support for vala is still a bit... iffy.

hi

i'd like to know if you can specify the producer of a track in MB and if yes, what id3 tag is used for it?

in particular, 'TIPL:producer' is the id3v2.3/2.4 tag used.

producer AR, gets written to TIPL:producer, PRODUCER, Producer, or ----:com.apple.iTunes:PRODUCER or WM/Producer

thanks, i was on the page but i missed it...

is it an official tag?

from the id3 spec, TIPL: The 'Involved people list' is very similar to the musician credits list, but maps between functions, like producer, and names.

hmm, this libgda bindings still need some work, they neglect to list some of the required dependencies in a .deps file, so I have to add them manually for now.

well, they are unreleased :P

there is that :)

yey, it compiles.

now to make it do stuff.

:D

heh, I wonder if there could be re-use there

that would be amusing

probably it would have to be a bunch of views/CREATE RULE to make them updatable

toooo much work