I need to change the filesystem on my external drive, fat32 is driving me nuts
but I can't decide which to use :/
Wizzcat
cross-platform compatability for other file systems isn't exactly great
nikki
I only need linux and osx
xlotlu
nikki: xfs
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what do i do with an excerpt from a poem that's been given its own "track name"?
srotta
Listen to it?
Wizzcat
two tracks in one you mean?
xlotlu
no, i mean you have the poem, with a single title and no "sub-chapters"
then some guy records an excerpt from it and names the track with a name never used before
which does indeed tell the part of the poem that's been excerpted...
Wizzcat
just roll with whatever he's named it I guess
xlotlu
"My never-used before title" (from Poem Title)
^^ ugly..
Poem Title: "Never-used before title" <-- less ugly, but rather dumb
MClemo
"Never-used before title" (previously unissued title) ;-)
Wizzcat
I presume you have no other track to link it to?
xlotlu
:P
I have lots of tracks to (not) link it to :)
or to answer your question, there is one more excerpt from that poem, and has nothing to do with the order they're in, or percentage of the poem they cover
so the track titles here (as far as the poem excerpts are concerned) are only to pinpoint the part where it's excerpted from... but nevertheless they're the "release track titles"
and then again, there's the odd fully reproduced sonnet
and they called the track: "When to the sessions" (Sonnet No.30)
srotta
So use those track titles and annotate the release / tracks properly.
xlotlu
the beginning of sonnet 30's being: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought....
srotta: define annotate
srotta
Free-text annotations.
xlotlu
as in, define what you'd expect to read in such an annotation :P
srotta
Just say "Tracks are excerpts from Ode to a Small Lump of Green Putty I Found in My Armpit One Midsummer Morning".
xlotlu
rofl
since all but one track names are the exact starting lyrics, i'd rather find a way to use the poem name as the "main part" of the track title
e.g. Sonnet No. 1052 ["Pretty lyrics here"]
.. or something
and Big Work, Act IV Scene 2: ["Some other lyrics"]
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MClemo
Big Work, Act IV, Scene II. "Lyrics" would be closer to OperaTrackStyle
xlotlu
i wanted to use the colon to point out it's an excerpt
MClemo: you suggest ditching the square brackets?
MClemo
xlotlu: err, why do you want them?
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xlotlu
because those lyrics excerpts are not really titles..
or maybe they should be "Lyrics excerpt [...]"
now i remember why i stopped entering these damned julian bream releases a while ago :)
MClemo
as there's no style guide for this, I guess you can do whatever you want :P
i wonder if it's legal under fair use to cache 10 seconds of a track at low quality
warp
xlotlu: that statement needs a bit more context to answer i think.
warp buys more music.
nikki
hey warp!
xlotlu
as in... picard sending along with the puid submission a low quality small part of the track
outsidecontext
xlotlu: why?
srotta
In Finland that would be obviously illegal. Same goes for other Nordic countries, and I'd guess Netherlands and Germany as well.
xlotlu
outsidecontext: if would be helpful in sorting out messed up puid assignments
srotta
Ah, I read it wrong, don't know what I was really thinking. Don't know if it matters, though. :P
outsidecontext
xlotlu: how? the audio/puid pair would always match but could still be assigned to the wrong track
srotta
outsidecontext: If you had a list of PUID/audio pairs you could listen if they really sound the same.
So yeah, that could help identifying wrong PUIDs. I don't know if it would be worh the trouble, though, and a lot would depend on the actual implementation.
nikki
I'd still like special puids generated from and linked to a cd toc
xlotlu
outsidecontext: common scenario: i have a piano concerto track with 4 puids. one of these puids is also assigned to a violin concerto