Discogs Tagger 5.75 (Updated: 2020-05-05)

[crap_inhuman]

AFAIK the Song-Title will always changed if it's different. This is not controlled by the script, MM do it.

Feature Request:
In the very top SearchBar it would be helpful to display the number of matched releases and which one you are viewing. eg.
1/14 or 2/14 or 3/14...etc

Your feature request is no request anymore. Just investigate the new Version 4.35

[skywalka]

AFAIK the Song-Title will always changed if it's different. This is not controlled by the script, MM do it.

Thanx for that explanation.

Your feature request is no request anymore. Just investigate the new Version 4.35

Thanx Sven!

Ur great plugin keeps getting better!

In this example it suggests there are 164 results but there are only 34.


Thanx again.

[crap_inhuman]

You select a filter in the example ? The script show only the releases, which will not filtered. But it display the overall number of matched releases.

[jokerjoe]

Something very strange is happening, the tagger stopped working a few days ago, then was producing errors relating mxsml6, now all it says is:

Error #13 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Type mismatch: 'CDbl'
File: "C:\....\MediaMonkey\Scripts\DiscogsAuto TagWeb.vbs", Line: 4221, Column: 4

Please help, I'm totally dependent on the tagger!

[skywalka]

You select a filter in the example ? The script show only the releases, which will not filtered. But it display the overall number of matched releases.

Maybe I did. It would be best if the script shows the filtered total.

Thanx.

[crap_inhuman]

Something very strange is happening, the tagger stopped working a few days ago, then was producing errors relating mxsml6, now all it says is:

Error #13 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Type mismatch: 'CDbl'
File: "C:\....\MediaMonkey\Scripts\DiscogsAuto TagWeb.vbs", Line: 4221, Column: 4

Please help, I'm totally dependent on the tagger!

hi, please look at this post http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 27#p363982

please write again, if you can't resolve the problem !

[jokerjoe]

Changing line 4220 fixed it, thanks! Didn't try it earlier as am using "." decimal separator.

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ParseValue = CDbl(Replace(ms(0),",",","))

Thanks again, I'd be lost without the tagger!

[crap_inhuman]

You select a filter in the example ? The script show only the releases, which will not filtered. But it display the overall number of matched releases.

Maybe I did. It would be best if the script shows the filtered total.

Thanx.

In the next Version the script shows the filtered total and matched total.

[skywalka]

That's great news.

Thanx again Sven!

[skywalka]

Hi Sven,

DT didn't tag this release properly:
http://www.discogs.com/release/2571659

It didn't tag Warren G as Producer. (It did tag THX as Producer for track 3.)

Thought you'd like to know.

[skywalka]

Hi Sven.

You can see in this search there is a Master release so there must be another version but only this release is available.

Thanx.

[crap_inhuman]

Hi Sven,

DT didn't tag this release properly:
http://www.discogs.com/release/2571659

It didn't tag Warren G as Producer. (It did tag THX as Producer for track 3.)

Thought you'd like to know.

Hi Skywalka,

i checked the release and found the problem. The contributor of this release used the minus sign to quote the tracks :

Producer – Warren G (tracks: 1-2, 4-14)


The Databse Guidelines from Discogs say the following :

10.1.5.Tracks: This field only appears in the main credits section. The Tracks field should not be used if the artist appears on all tracks. Leaving this field blank means the artist either is credited for all tracks, or it is unclear which specific tracks the artist is credited for. This field must use the same format as the track listing. Multiple tracks must be separated by a comma followed by a space. Groups of tracks are joined by the word 'to' with a space either side. Here are some examples:

Two or more tracks: A1, A3, B3, B4
Several adjacent tracks: A2 to A6
Mixed: A1, A3 to A5, A7 to B4, B8


The script follow the guidelines. (The script interprets the minus sign as an separator between Disc and Track)

Sadly there are some mistakes in the releases, the script stumble over.

[skywalka]

Thanks for having a look.

[crap_inhuman]

I just edit the release

http://www.discogs.com/release/2571659

I sometimes edit the releases at discogs so their fit to the database guidelines (and work with DT )

If you now used the Discogs Tagger, you will find the producer.

[skywalka]

Good on ya!

Problem is...
http://www.discogs.com/release/1568074