Or well, reliable only with a layer of human thinking on top
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zoedivision[m]
So, I was in here about a month ago asking about automated submission of ISRCs from CDs. I was given a lead on JonnyJD's python script for doing the job. Well, I'm giving it a shot now, but I'm hitting a roadblock. I'm decently command-line savvy enough for Windows, but I don't know a thing about scripting stuff like this python. So I'm running the provided BAT file, and it's spitting out some results - can't actually tell if
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it's normal results or errors - then returning the definite error, "FileNotFoundError: Could not find module 'discid.dll' (or one of its dependencies). Try using the full path with constructor syntax." Thing is, that dll is right there in the same folder as the BAT, so I'm not sure what the problem is. Any ideas?
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houtens
hello! i'm looking at https://musicbrainz.org/release/aa023ba0-9f1c-4d7… and i think the cd needs to be removed from this release and added as a separate release in the release group, but i'm not very familiar with musicbrainz and wanted to double check before i touched anything
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elomatreb[m]
@houtens: Yes, that looks like a mistake. To fix this, you would first create a new release in the same release group (you can reuse the existing data from the Release Duplicates tab in the release editor), and then remove the CD from the release you linked
