Projects tagged ‘musicbrainz’ and ‘python’

This tagging application is geared to clean up the music metadata for whole albums at a time. Leveraging the powerful and plentiful MusicBrainz database, even songs with no tags nor file ... [More] information at all could be tagged thanks to the PUID file identification capabilities integrated into Picard. [Less]

Youki is the current media player produced by the MediaPlayerExperiments team: youki is a very simple, powerful and very fast media player.

This project is intended to be a suite of collection-management applications (think of it as an OpenOffice.org for collections). First project is for managing audio media. More should come.

My aim here is to create a Musicbrainz command line tagger. I'm mostly doing this to meed my own personal requirements which are: 1. Ability to rip, encode, tag and fetch cover art from CDs in a ... [More] fully automated manner (zero key-presses, zero UI clicks). 2. For all the albums in my collection, connect to Musicnrainz and touch up the filenames, coverart and tags to refelct any changes to the database. This only works if the tracks already have musicbrainz identifiers. Fully automatic / no user interaction. 3. For any albums in my collection without musicbrainz tags, attempt to figure them out based on the existing tags or filenames. It shouldn't be too clever when doing this, only find matches where the album name, artist and number of tracks coincide. Maybe add some way of hinting to the tagger which release it should be. Currently stage 1 works fine, I'm working on stage 2. [Less]

The package python-musicbrainz2 is a client library written in Python, which provides easy object oriented access to the MusicBrainz Database using the XMLWebService.

small application to tag mp3 files using musicbrainz and last.fm

Since nobody seems to have written a decent tagger that is strictly command line, fully automated and uses musicbrainz, I thought I'd do it myself!