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Last.Fm Genre Tagger

   0.3.3  

Amarok Script

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Last.Fm Genre Tagger
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Link:  http://
Downloads:  1037
Submitted:  Apr 15 2008
Updated:  May 20 2008

Description:

Fetches artist tags from last.fm and uses the most popular as genre id3tag for current playing song

Dependencies
ruby
ruby-taglib
kdialog (kdebase on my distro)

kdialog is not required to run




Changelog:

If anyone has pointers on how to rescan single files in the collection database, I would be glad to hear them.

Known Issues:
Amarok database isn't updated before a collection rescan
Script crashes on wma files (who wants to use those anyway)

0.3.3:
Blacklist is now configurable from the configure menu.
If you don't have kdialog installed then edit the file manually at ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/script-data/genre-tagger.csv

0.3.2:
Genre information is now capitalized

0.3.1:
Fixed bug which caused script to exit if title contains illegal characters

Fixed bug which didn't allow the script to try fallback data on fail.


0.3.0:
Implemented a very basic blacklist functionality. Must be updated manually in lastfm_genre.rb on line 68

Script now defaults to title search with fallback on album, and artist. default search priority must be set in lines 43 - 48


0.2.0:
Don't crash if connection to last.fm fails

Possibility to select between artist,album and title for tag search. NOTE: No gui option yet. Change it manually on lines 45-47 in lastfm_genre.rb


0.1.1:
Fixed bug caused by spaces in URL




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 Good Idea

 
 by abo on: Apr 15 2008  
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I have a change for you:
For me it's better using the top tag for the track, not for the artist. I have changed your script. Tell me if you want it. Maybe you can make your script configurable.


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 Re: Good Idea

 
 by DivineAnt on: Apr 16 2008  
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My original plan was to use tags for albums, but i dropped the idea when I saw some albums with top tag like "got this album".
I suspect that single track tags are even worse on that account.
But im not against putting it as a posibillity in configuration


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 Re: Good Idea

 
 by DivineAnt on: Apr 16 2008  
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and by the way, yes, i would like to see your changes


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 Blacklist

 
 by DoM on: Apr 16 2008  
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You could use a blacklist, look here: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/synctags?content=49583


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 Re: Blacklist

 
 by DivineAnt on: Apr 16 2008  
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Good idea, ill put i on my todo.
Just need to find out a generic way of doing dialogs. kdialog is packaged deep inside some kde package, and im using gnome.


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 better use a whiteli

 
 by orogor on: Apr 17 2008  
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If i was you i d better try to find a place that list a lot of different tags/music genre, then use this as a whitelist, maybe do stuff like not be case sensitive or fuzzy match in case stuf is misstyped.

But i can hardly imageine you can list all the bullshit peoples use as tag, whereas, there are something like 20-30 tags which must amount for >90% of genre tag.

Btw i get an error when trying to run your script ... a bit too lazy to check why now, i guess i ll wait for the next update.


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 Re: better use a whi

 
 by DivineAnt on: Apr 18 2008  
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My guess is that you are missing ruby-taglib (http://www.hakubi.us/ruby-taglib/), which in my case (arch linux) was the only library that didn't came with the ruby package.
Almost all suggestions require me to figure out how to make a configuration dialog. So i think i'll implement a possibility for both white and blacklist.


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 Thanks

 
 by orogor on: Apr 18 2008  
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Hello

Yes some time after posting the comment, i installed that missing lib and the plugin could start, but, i still don't have any context option, and at some point i had some connection error which seemed to randomly pop up (gentoo here).

Here's a suggestion of what you may use as genre list , listing all of them should be extensive enought in >90% of cases

http://www.jamendo.com/en/albums (right side)
http://www.last.fm/music/+tags/
http://verseguru.com/?music/list%7Cgenre

The little issue i have with blacklists is that i have no idea how you could fill that (lot of manual filling ?). Maybe add "www" in the blacklist it should work in a lot of cases, even stuff like "listen" shouldn't be in a blacklist because of "easy listening".

As for the match i'd suggest some fuzzy match, but something like no more than 2 characters to avoid something like "best _rock_ in the world".


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 Possible Option

 
 by abombm1 on: Apr 24 2008  
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Hello!

I really like your script, it's something I've been wanting for a while actually.

One very minor change that could potentially be an option is to capitalize the genre tag.

I'm pretty anal when it comes to tagging my music, and it would be useful to at least set that option.

I hard coded it in for now, since I don't need lowercase tags ever, but perhaps for other users it would be helpful

Thanks!


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 Re: Possible Option

 
 by DivineAnt on: Apr 24 2008  
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Actually I was just thinking that last I checked what tags it had retrieved. It will be Capitalized in next release


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 Re: Re: Possible Option

 
 by oscarlevin on: May 13 2008  
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Yay. I can't wait.


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 cant get it working

 
 by FinFin on: May 14 2008  
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hey,
your appp sounds good, but I cant get it working here. I got opensuse 10.3 with KDE
but I cant install the ruby-taglib.
I had a look at the page, but Iḿ a noob, so I didnt understand the installation guide. Anybody willing to help me?
THX

Fin-Fin


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