#musicbrainz

you just don't sort tracks

or, you do sort them, but always by the track number

would suffice for most cases, it's a lot better than current unsorted view

maybe we should put the poor-man-solution in now and plan the done-right-version later on?

no

if I get track list "4 - Asomqew, 2 - Bwerw, 10 - Cwrwer, 1 - Dwrwer" then it's definitely not better than unsorted view

I don't have picard open currently, it seemed to work better than this yesterday

oh, well

then I'd have to dig into model/view code ;)

and c++ code, and sip bindings, ... :)

as I said, the model in python is too slow

a nice exercise ;)

or maybe pypy will get faster than cpython before that ;)

I've written the "item view" code in picard in every possible way

the current one is very limited, but the only acceptable solution

so it boils down to different sorting orders and columns for each tree level, doesn't it?

yep

well, in simple case to not sorting at certain level

defined as (level1 = (AscendingOrder, AlphaNumSorting), level2 = (DescendingOrder, TrackSorting), level3 = (RandomOrder, NoSorting))

there is no level3, I hope :)

hm, there is, so it should not be based on levels

Wow, what the hell was THAT

everything except tracks should be sorted according to the selected column

third level is under "clusters"?

tracks should always be sorted by the track number

Did anyone else have anything unusual happen in the past five minutes?

nope

My laptop just locked tight

No heat warning, no alarm, just WHAM

vincentrichter: depends on where you are ;)

"Uhhh... why is everything closing..."

heh

I guess so

:p

CatCat: I took the blue pill AND the red pill.

CatCat: Was I not supposed to do that???

It's funny, though, because CatCat replied just as "Faster Kill Pussycat" came up on my playlist. :-D

mudcrow: You there?

yep

Cool

That data track on Class of '99

Is it visible to a regular CD player?

Like if I put it into a cheap-o Discman one-off and tried to play that track, would I get to thoroughly enjoy having my ears bleed?

no idea, the info on discogs lists 8 tracks and mentions a cd-data track, we have the same release with 9 tracks, with last track as [unknown]

hrm

Sounds like they're the same

The last track should definitely be [data track] if that applies though, otherwise it gets yanked.

looks to be the same, especially as the last unknown track has no TRMs or PUIDs attached

heh

I guess the logic is like this

If there's something on the track that might cause me grievous bodily injury just from playing it in my CD player, I might like to know about it, yes? :-D

*screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech*

Case in point.

Meh, I voted Yes to all your other edits, I'll just puss out and Abstain on this one. :-P

it should not affect you playing the CD in a normal cd player. the cd player will not see the track. and any trailing data tracks should be removed from MB entries

"Note, however, that if the data track comes last on the CD *and isn't visible in an audio CD player*, the track should not be entered into MusicBrainz."

That's my concern.

It seems to be both/and, not either/or.

i've never known a data track to be visible in a normal cd player

Which reignites an old debate! AHAHAHAHAHA!

Ahem. Sorry.

My maniacal side tends to break out of his cage once in a while.

and I'm not going to check every one to see if they are :p

We don't let him out often, the last time we did... well

Remember Napoleon at Waterloo? Yeah, that was *his doing*.

:-D

Oh pweese

Would ewe pweese make your widdle ears bweed one time so we can be sure?

:-D

Not that it's a bad idea or anything. ;)

that usually happens listening to the music, data would probably sound nicer

Boo. Data fan here.

I mean trance. TRANCE fan here.

Dammit.

Screw it, voting Yes. XD

Fastest click in the West! :-D

lol, thanks

OMG

"plus 1 anonymous subscriber"

They don't want you to know who they are, hehehe

< mudcrow> i've never known a data track to be visible in a normal cd player

i've seen them as the first track, not sure if I've ever come across a final data track which is visible in a cd playe.r.

Hello Warp, you have a collect call from...

"Fifteen minutes ago."

Would you be willing to accept the charges?

:-D

Message will repeat until charges are accepted or the line is disconnected. Message number 20, CK.

I know I shouldn't tempt the ops like that. XD

:-D

warp: as yet no-ones figured a way of sticking data tracks on vinyl, so i have that many of them

There is timecode vinyl, meant for scratching on turntables hooked up to computers.

But I don't think that's precisely the same thing

Actually, it's possible, but it's a really bad idea.

Never give a newbie a 45 and tell them to put it in the PC just to see what happens.

It's not pretty trying to get plastic-crap off your CPU's heatsink block.

That's the point where you can re-sell the PC for its art value

Depends on the vinyl, PC, and spatter. :)

Anyone here know the particulars of generating fingerprints for song recognition?

mudcrow: LP-ROM \o/

kthnx

everybody knows, *I'M* the weirdo in this chan

bwhaaaaarr!

also hi warp

CatCat: Not while I still have my plushie Kiba-kun you're not!

hello catcat :)

I'll be coming at'cha like a cockney geezer!

I'm nu rave i'm bu rave!

Elements of the past and the future, combining to make something not quite as good as either!

eels up in side ya1

I was obsolete, I couldn't hear the beat!

It's a mashup!

A pie-and-mashup!

Elements of the past,

BONES can do no wrong. I know this now.

And elements of the future,

Coming at ya!