The freedbSubmitter addon has been updated to version 2.5. The update fixes a TOC read problem caused by some changes introduced in version 2.4.

You can get more information about freedbSubmitter 2.5 at [url]https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=85766[/url].

Now that [url=http://gnudb.org]gnudb.com[/url] is hosting a freedb database with read and write capabilities, I've reconfigured the freedbSubmitter addon to support gnudb.com. The update also includes a few minor improvements and bug fixes.

View more information about the freedbSubmitter 2.3 update at [url]https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=85766[/url].

Just found the answer to my question:

[url]https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=96974&p=470481&hilit=freedb#p470481[/url]

So is there any point to keeping freedbSubmitter on the site?

Thanks.

I just noticed that freedb is now accessible at mb.mediamonkey.com but it appears the database is read-only -- no additions or revisions are permitted. Is that correct?

If so, should I remove the freedbSubmitter addon from the MediaMonkey site? Unless there are future plans to add write capabilities to the MediaMonkey-hosted freedb, the addon has no purpose.

Any and all input would be welcome.

Thanks.

[quote=roussel post_id=467095 time=1587107238 user_id=107329]
But submission seems to not work anymore, probably because of the service shutting down. Do you know if MediaMonkey is going to integrate new MusicBrain integration (as in v5) in this v4 version as the v5 is very Beta ?
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I had no idea freedb was shutting down. That's a shocker! They may be in the process of winding down since I'm still able to tag CDs and freedbSubmitter revised submissions still work, as well as test submissions. (I can't try a new submission because I don't have any CDs that I haven't already submitted.)

Regarding MusicBrainz, Discogs Tagger offers excellent MB lookup functions:

[url]http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=72637[/url]

[quote=roussel post_id=467089 time=1587105445 user_id=107329]
But, ok I see the problem.

I needed to add the CD reader to the followed folders to be added to Music > Location... that's not trivial...
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It sounds like you might be trying to submit album metadata that's not linked to a physical CD that has been added to your library. Perhaps you're trying to submit a CD that has been ripped to a hard drive.

If that's the case, it's not possible. Freedb is a CD database, not a music or album database. Everything centers around the DiscID that freedb calculates from configuration of the physical CD.

The freedbSubmitter script needs to get the disc's DiscID and Table of Contents from the mm database. If there's no CD entry in the database, then it doesn't have all the info it needs to make a freedb submission.

[quote=roussel post_id=467089 time=1587105445 user_id=107329]
The script seems to work now. By the way, why not using the root node and parse [Audio CD] instead (as this is the default configuration) ?
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Sorry, but I'm not understanding the question. Could you clarify?

Thanks.

"That's because this forum does not allow me to share google urls..."

The URL must be shared from your Google account on Google Drive. I don't think the forum disallows shared links as can be seen from the Google shared link I included in the message above.

"Simply replace <google drive url> by the google drive url prefix"

That's the first thing I tried, but it didn't work. It works for you because you're logged into Google and it's your account. It will only work for me if you share the file on Drive and make it accessible to anyone with the URL.

MediaMonkey 5 is at the end of its beta cycle. It's unlikely that MediaMonkey 4 will see this updated, however you can look into using an alternative FreeDB server as the data has always been available for download to use locally.

But submission seems to not work anymore, probably because of the service shutting down. Do you know if MediaMonkey is going to integrate new MusicBrain integration (as in v5) in this v4 version as the v5 is very Beta ?

But, ok I see the problem.

I needed to add the CD reader to the followed folders to be added to Music > Location... that's not trivial...

The script seems to work now. By the way, why not using the root node and parse [Audio CD] instead (as this is the default configuration) ?

Thanks !

That's because this forum does not allow me to share google urls...

Simply replace <google drive url> by the google drive url prefix

The link you sent isn't valid. I think you need to make it a shared link in Google Drive. It should look something like this:

[url]https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-cMDVB-49eckBDVyHwnvzCEXQ2lIMGLZ/view?usp=sharing[/url]

The link above shows my mm location node with an inset that shows the same CD in the CD node and My Computer node.

Here it is

<google drive url>/open?id=1D1qY8ipgYvHMr_x2yBol66jJJnBGpeUD

Greetings,

Thanks for reporting your issue.

Are you looking at the subnodes under the Music>Location node, not the top level CD node or My Computer>CD node? Those last two do indeed indicate the CD drive letter, but on all my systems, CDs under Music>Location all are prefixed by "CD:", while hard drives are prefixed by "HD:".

Could you send me a link to a screenshot (maybe on Google Drive or something similar) so I could a better idea of what's going on? I know that's a hassle, but it would be very helpful.

Thanks.

Hi,

It seems that the script does not run correctly.

I saw in the script the line 'If objTree Is Nothing Or Left(objTree.Caption, 3) <> "CD:" Then', but in my location node, the CD is represented with its system letter (e.g.: F:\[Name of the CD]) and not 'CD:').

Maybe due to a MM update ?

Could you check ? Thanks