Discogs Tagger 3.62 (Updated: 2013-02-09)

by **crap_inhuman** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 3:18 pm

OklahomaMike wrote:Thus far it's been working great for me with one exception, and one "missing feature" 1 any links I click within the plugin are met with loading this horrendous program with a big blue e. I have both Chrome and FF installed with Chrome as my default yet it insists on using that exploder program.

The missing feature is I have a rather large vinyl collection that I've been encoding including a number of imports (old hobby) and love that MM handles multiple images in the tag so eloquently. Discogs is great for having front, back, sleeves, labels, media, etc. Any chance the program could pull a thumb of all available artwork for the selection and let us choose and label each one?

Your plugin is one of the ones that made me switch to MM and I hope to see it continue to grow.

At the moment it is not possible to add more than one image without tricks.
But i wrote an addon-script for the Discogs Tagger which hopefully solve your problem.

With this script you first tag the album with the Discogs Tagger. After that you run "DiscogsImages" to add the additional images (if existing)

Please test the script and give me a reply ! Here is it : http://www.germanc64.de/mm/DiscogsImages.mmip

by **crap_inhuman** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:10 pm

The Discogs Tagger show 2 Release-Dates. "Date" show the Release-Date of the selected Release. "Original Date" show the Release-Date of the Master-Release which most often the earliest release-date.

by **DocMAX** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:44 am

i'd like to see earliest release date (album, no compilations). how can i do it?

by **Chuke01** » Mon Apr 22, 2013 8:10 am

Thanks. The auto-tag Genre from Last.fm its great, but I prefer the Genre Tags from Discogs.

by **steviegt** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 8:22 pm

Try Genre Finder

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15774

by **Chuke01** » Sat Apr 20, 2013 8:07 pm

I only want to update the Genre tag of my music files. But it's not possible without also change the title tag. There is any solution for this?

by **Let** » Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:08 pm

Mm tagger api supports only one album art. Maybe tagging multiple times could solve it.

by **crap_inhuman** » Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:45 pm

First a big thanks to Let for updating the first post !

Anyone knows how we fix the decimal separator problem for all users ? Maybe we read the settings from the registry ?

OklahomaMike wrote:The missing feature is I have a rather large vinyl collection that I've been encoding including a number of imports (old hobby) and love that MM handles multiple images in the tag so eloquently. Discogs is great for having front, back, sleeves, labels, media, etc. Any chance the program could pull a thumb of all available artwork for the selection and let us choose and label each one?

This will be the next feature i add to the Discogs Tagger.

by **Let** » Tue Apr 16, 2013 12:00 pm

I have been very busy lately. Fortunately someone else overtake the script and get it working. I will update the first thread to point to crap_inhuman's link.

I don't get notifications for this thread. send me private message if neccessary.

by **tobstarrr** » Wed Apr 03, 2013 2:19 pm

coulz wrote:
tobstarrr wrote:I receive Error #13 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Type mismatch: 'CDbl'
File: "C:\....\MediaMonkey\Scripts\DiscogsAuto TagWeb.vbs", Line: 243, Column: 4

when running Discogs Tagger 3.6.2

Hi, your error is kinda weird because in Swiss, I think you use either a comma or a dot as a decimal separator.

Check your settings under Control Panel (take a look right here) and change if needed the decimal separator.

If it is not that, I don't know the issue, sorry.

tobstarrr wrote:I don't know the language that well to know what this line is doing.

That line changes the "," separator into a "." separator, since it returns a decimal number. Needed for guys whose machine uses the comma as a decimal separator. You can also replace the "," in this line with your decimal separator if you don't want to change the settings under Control Panel.

I was able to fix it. Just had to change the "." to a "," on line 243. Now looks like this: "ParseValue = CDbl(Replace(ms(0),",",","))" and everything runs smoothly

by **Lowlander** » Mon Mar 25, 2013 10:15 am

OklahomaMike wrote:any links I click within the plugin are met with loading this program with a big blue e

Nothing can be changed about it as MediaMonkey uses IE and thus links are opened in it.

by **OklahomaMike** » Mon Mar 25, 2013 1:08 am

Thus far it's been working great for me with one exception, and one "missing feature" 1 any links I click within the plugin are met with loading this horrendous program with a big blue e. I have both Chrome and FF installed with Chrome as my default yet it insists on using that exploder program.

The missing feature is I have a rather large vinyl collection that I've been encoding including a number of imports (old hobby) and love that MM handles multiple images in the tag so eloquently. Discogs is great for having front, back, sleeves, labels, media, etc. Any chance the program could pull a thumb of all available artwork for the selection and let us choose and label each one?

Your plugin is one of the ones that made me switch to MM and I hope to see it continue to grow.

by **coulz** » Tue Mar 12, 2013 7:44 am

tobstarrr wrote:I receive Error #13 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Type mismatch: 'CDbl'
File: "C:\....\MediaMonkey\Scripts\DiscogsAuto TagWeb.vbs", Line: 243, Column: 4

when running Discogs Tagger 3.6.2

Hi, your error is kinda weird because in Swiss, I think you use either a comma or a dot as a decimal separator.

Check your settings under Control Panel (take a look right here) and change if needed the decimal separator.

If it is not that, I don't know the issue, sorry.

tobstarrr wrote:I don't know the language that well to know what this line is doing.

That line changes the "," separator into a "." separator, since it returns a decimal number. Needed for guys whose machine uses the comma as a decimal separator. You can also replace the "," in this line with your decimal separator if you don't want to change the settings under Control Panel.

by **achmetinternet** » Tue Mar 05, 2013 5:48 pm

Works perfectly!

by **tobstarrr** » Sun Mar 03, 2013 4:28 pm

tobstarrr wrote:I receive Error #13 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Type mismatch: 'CDbl'
File: "C:\....\MediaMonkey\Scripts\DiscogsAuto TagWeb.vbs", Line: 243, Column: 4

when running Discogs Tagger 3.6.2

Had a look at the script and line 243 is: ParseValue = CDbl(Replace(ms(0),".",","))

i did some backreading and saw that our french friend seemed to have some problems with this code too. I don't know the language that well to know what this line is doing.
i'm using Win7 in english with swiss.german as keyboard language setting. Maybe related.

If anybody has an idea how i can fix this it is much appreciated.
After the error message, Auto-Tag opens and also shows me results in the drop down but no information about the release in the main window.
If i choose a release, the same error message appears.

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