#musicbrainz

Moose.

good afternoon

warp, heb jij een MB server draaien?

You sound like the crazy doctor from CAD.

Heb! JIJ!

Prodoc: nee, ik edit alleen.

(en tag ;)

ok

FauxFaux, :-P

anyone else got a MB server running?

I can boot an old one, not that I have a clue what you want it for.

I need some help getting it up

Please tell me MBChatLogger has quoting.

?

ow lol

damn

:-D

Anyway, I'm running the pre-rolled VM, which is probably far too easy for you. ;)

aye

!wtf Prodoc

hmm, it's down

...I'd better shut up

Keeps going up and down, he.

mayeb I should pay some more attention to the span I receive, maybe it can tell me how to get a server up and running as well

spam

I'm trying to follow the Picard usage guide, but it doesn't really work very well

More specificly I'm trying to add a PUID to a musicbrainz album in order to get Picard to recognize it

But absolutely nothing at all happens when I drag and drop my album cluster on the album name

um, wait a minute...

ok, now I see, I just don't see the "tagger" icon.

good morning

anyone home?

guess not.

ok, well, I was just wanting to discuss the issue of Future Release dates

actually, it's probably not worth spouting it here, now, with no-one around. I'll try again later.

bye

when picard submits puid's, why doesn't it also submit track times for releases that have ?:?? times

nope

luks: but why doesn't it?

eek, cddb?

Jugdish: just not implemented at the moment

ah

but there is a RFE about that, and I'd like to do it

cool

currently I'd have to use the website and do a fake login/POST

so first it needs to be added to the web service

luks: *Disc ID (the bA2cB8TOC0WsWG0UcMeuXUc_OJM- things). :)

yes, I think there is a daily script that sets track times from disc ids

Whoot.

ummm

why does picard error on puid-calc for a track that is currently playing?

on windows or linux?

windows

hm, I guess directx requires an exclusive access then

picard is using directx or my player is?

picard is using it

it using directx to calc puid's?

to decode the file

oh

could it just use a built-in decode routine instead?

yes, but that's a lot of work to create decoders for all formats

oh yeah good point :P

this way I can just tell people to install some DX filter, and picard will have support for that format

gotcha

what does it do on linux?

it uses FFmpeg

nice

there would be no technical problem to use it on windows

but it's big, and I don't want to include it in the package

i see

even if it's a custom-compiled ffmpeg with all vid functions stripped?

I haven't tried to compile it on windows yet

i would imagine it's a bitch ;)

besides, people can always install ffdshow :D

another question regarding puid's in picard: i used picard to tag a bunch of releases, but then removed them from the gui before submitting the puid's to mb. now i bring the tracks back into picard and they match up immediately (since they already have mbid's) but the "submit puid" button is grayed out

how do i submit the puid's now?

the only way is to put them back to 'Unmatched files' and create the puids again

eek

or just don't submit them :)

heh, i'm leaning more in that direction ;)

but it would be nice if there were a way to do a force puid-calc on tracks without having to make them unmatched again

Hi here, quick question: I am wondering where the information about the ReleaseStatus is in the DB?

fgiasson: album.attributes

luks: thanks you, but is there an explanation for that columns? {1} {0, 10, 100} etc...