Hi,
No updates were uploaded after 2015.

Is this addon still maintained at all ?
I'm trying it out but not getting any results.
All the searches seem to run but never end.

Actually it's not possible.
Please have a look inside "iTunesMonkey.vbs", there is no such query for composer.

is it possible to tag the composer from itunes?

The error code #1006 says:[quote]Expected ')' (VBScript)

You attempted to enclose an expression within a set of parentheses, but did not include the closing parenthesis). Some expressions must be enclosed within a set of opening and closing parentheses.

To correct this error:
Add the right (closing) parenthesis) to the evaluation expression.[/quote]Source: [url=https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/2z84dwk8(v=vs.84).aspx]https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/2z84dwk8(v=vs.84).aspx[/url]

I suggest that you deinstall and reinstall this script. Please use the newest version from: http://www.happymonkeying.com/plugin.php?q=300103

I'm getting this error whenever I try to open AutoTag By Web

[img]http://i.imgur.com/hJw84PY.png[/img]

The Chinese at the top reads something along the lines of [quote]compile error, missing ')'[/quote]

Anyway to fix it?

Hi,
Does anyone know Price for the API?

thank you MMuser2011, that sounds promising.

if the fee is acceptable, then we could have a Shazam script :)
unfortunately, I am not aware of the Shazam API price.

Is there someone, who can do a script and approx. price for it, including Shazam API?

[quote="oddBeat"]maybe one can found here something for future development:
https://www.quora.com/Is-there-an-API-for-Shazam-or-SoundHound[/quote]
Just for the records:
Q: Does Shazam have an API?
A: ([url=https://www.quora.com/Why-doesnt-Shazam-have-an-API]Written Dec 2, 2015[/url])
Richard Earney, A senior UX professional and the original designer of the Shazam app:
[i]It does, it just isn't public unless you do a monetary deal with them.[/i]

ok, thank you anyway and keep on good work!

edit:
maybe one can found here something for future development:
https://www.quora.com/Is-there-an-API-for-Shazam-or-SoundHound

I'm not sure if Shazam offers a public API.

Anyway, I'm not able to do such a script. Sorry, oddBeat.

Hi.

First kudos to iTunesMonkey!

Then, I have some songs, which can't be found by iTunesMonkey, but Shazam finds them just fine.
Is it possible to make a script as Shazam, to find names via the web?

Roger

Unfortunately, I have no more ideas... :( Sorry!

I've tried the modified code and its the same result I'm afraid. C: Drive works fine but nothing on D: Drive.

Thanks for the time you put in trying to fix it, I think going forward I'm going to have to make a temp folder on the SSD if I want to run the plug in, unless you have a crystal ball and can find out whats happening.

Alan

Set oArguments = WScript.Arguments
Set MyFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 
CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run oArguments(0) &" "& MyFSO.GetFile(oArguments(2)).ShortPath &" > "& oArguments(1), 0, True

[quote="AlanH"]The only thing I can see is the working one seams to remove all spaces from the file path but in the non working one the spaces are there. As far as I can see the file path is the correct path in the non working one.[/quote]Your working example is using the so called "[url=https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/tes8ehwe(v=vs.84).aspx]ShortPath[/url]", using a max [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.3_filename]8 characters long abbreviation[/url] for every part of the full file path.

The problem is: there is absolutely no difference in the procedure if you use C: or D: or L: or any other drive letter.
As you see correctly in the second example, your D-path-parts are no more max 8 characters long without spaces.

What you could try is this modified content of AcoustidFingerprint.vbs:[code]Set oArguments = WScript.Arguments
Set MyFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run oArguments(0) &" "& MyFSO.GetFile(oArguments(2)).ShortPath &" > "& oArguments(1), 0, True[/code]
The oArguments(2) will be forced to be executed as short path.