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Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2025 – 2016-03-21 11:00:07

Oops, nope. On tagging the second disc I'm getting disc 1's first 3 tracks even though I removed the first four tracks in the list. So this is a bit broken :/

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2026 – 2016-03-21 11:25:30

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-20 12:23:56

Updates:
* Fix master release titles in search dialog sometimes wrong
* Fix functionality of "Find deleted releases"
* Automatically retry when API rate limiting occurs (max 20 times)
* Remove unused zlib decompression

Reverting to this version fixes the multiple disc previewing & tagging.
(FWIW it's not even precisely mixing up the disc numbers but something more complicated, looking at another release now.)

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2027 – 2016-03-21 13:47:14

Thank you very much Zoomorph for continuing development of the plugin.

I run foobar2000 on a linux (ubuntu) environment through wine.

The latest updates makes foobar2000 crash every time I try to use the plugin.

This happens both in the preview as trying to authentication in the preferences window.

Have there been any changes to prevent run on Linux?

Here is the crash report when trying to test Oauth.

Code: [Select]

Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000000h, address: 7BC525EEh
Access violation, operation: write, address: 00000009h

Call path:
threaded_process thread

Code bytes (7BC525EEh):
7BC525AEh:  3A FF FF FF 2B 7D E8 C1 EF 02 85 FF 89 7D F0 0F
7BC525BEh:  84 29 FF FF FF 8B 75 F0 8B 7D E8 8D 34 B7 89 75
7BC525CEh:  F0 90 C7 07 EE FE EE FE 83 C7 04 39 F7 75 F3 8B
7BC525DEh:  30 E9 08 FF FF FF 8D 74 26 00 8B 71 08 8B 79 0C
7BC525EEh:  89 7E 04 8B 71 0C 8B 79 08 89 3E 8B 31 8B 7D 08
7BC525FEh:  83 E6 FC F6 45 EC 40 8D 7C 37 10 89 7D 08 74 1B
7BC5260Eh:  C7 01 EE FE EE FE C7 41 04 EE FE EE FE C7 41 08
7BC5261Eh:  EE FE EE FE C7 41 0C EE FE EE FE 8B 4D 08 8B 30

Stack (0FBED7A0h):
0FBED780h:  19DC68E8 000740D0 0FBED7EC 19F06138
0FBED790h:  0FBED7B0 7BCD9DB0 0FBED808 7BC524B1
0FBED7A0h:  19F1D8C8 00000002 19F4EE80 7BCD9DB0
0FBED7B0h:  19930000 19F1D8B8 0FBED808 7BC5277F
0FBED7C0h:  000315C8 F73B9510 F73B5DA9 7BC3F9D3
0FBED7D0h:  00110000 00000000 19F06118 7BC521FE
0FBED7E0h:  F6A005D8 000315C8 0FBED84C 19F367B0
0FBED7F0h:  00000002 19F367A0 0FBED868 7BCD9DB0
0FBED800h:  00000002 19F367A0 0FBED868 7BC52EAF
0FBED810h:  19F36798 7DF2C9D8 7DF0EBFD 7DF2C9D8
0FBED820h:  19F367A0 19F367A0 0FBED868 7DF18303
0FBED830h:  00110000 00000000 19F36798 00110000
0FBED840h:  0FBED850 0FBED8E8 0000000C 19930000
0FBED850h:  E06D7363 00000003 0FBED880 7DF2C9D8
0FBED860h:  80090301 19F367A0 0FBED8B8 7DF21A68
0FBED870h:  00000000 F7706ED0 7DF0EBFD 7DF21A68
0FBED880h:  00110000 00000000 19F367A0 7DF2C9D8
0FBED890h:  00000000 19F367A0 0FBED8E8 7DF21A68
0FBED8A0h:  00000002 1261ADA8 0FBED8CC 00000000
0FBED8B0h:  00000000 126192B8 0FBED8E8 0042270E

Registers:
EAX: 19930000, EBX: 7BCD9DB0, ECX: 19F4EE80, EDX: 19F1D8B8
ESI: 00000005, EDI: 451A4578, EBP: 0FBED7B8, ESP: 0FBED7A0

Crash location:
Module: ntdll
Offset: 425EEh

Loaded modules:
schannel                         loaded at F6D10000h - F6D1B000h
windowscodecs                    loaded at F63B0000h - F6456000h
winepulse                        loaded at F70A0000h - F70BB000h
mmdevapi                         loaded at F70C0000h - F70DD000h
foo_uie_lyrics3                  loaded at 06140000h - 061FB000h
foo_masstag                      loaded at 05FD0000h - 06024000h
foo_dsp_dolbyhp                  loaded at 05E90000h - 05EB4000h
foo_uie_console                  loaded at 054E0000h - 054FA000h
foo_uie_biography                loaded at 05370000h - 053C8000h
foo_bpm                          loaded at 05210000h - 05251000h
foo_rgscan                       loaded at 05090000h - 050F1000h
foo_run                          loaded at 04F20000h - 04F7F000h
foo_unpack                       loaded at 04DC0000h - 04E0C000h
foo_uie_panel_splitter           loaded at 04C50000h - 04CA9000h
foo_dsp_eq                       loaded at 04B00000h - 04B37000h
foo_quicktag                     loaded at 049B0000h - 049E4000h
foo_dsp_std                      loaded at 04850000h - 04892000h
foo_albumlist                    loaded at 046E0000h - 0473B000h
foo_uie_albumlist                loaded at 04580000h - 045C3000h
foo_discogs                      loaded at 044E0000h - 0457E000h
foo_freedb2                      loaded at 04380000h - 043D0000h
foo_facets                       loaded at 040B0000h - 04265000h
foo_uie_elplaylist               loaded at 03F20000h - 03F93000h
foo_textdisplay                  loaded at 03DC0000h - 03E0B000h
foo_texttools                    loaded at 03C70000h - 03CA4000h
foo_uie_lyrics3_minilyrics       loaded at 03B10000h - 03B56000h
foo_simplaylist_manager          loaded at 03920000h - 039F8000h
foo_audioscrobbler               loaded at 037D0000h - 03803000h
foo_playcount                    loaded at 03680000h - 036BE000h
foo_converter                    loaded at 034E0000h - 03568000h
foo_uie_typefind                 loaded at 033A0000h - 033D0000h
foo_cdda                         loaded at 03230000h - 03281000h
foo_runcmd                       loaded at 030E0000h - 03113000h
foo_uie_tagger_mod               loaded at 02F80000h - 02FCF000h
foo_lrc_metalarchives            loaded at 02E00000h - 02E70000h
foo_infospect                    loaded at 02CB0000h - 02CE7000h
foo_fileops                      loaded at 02B50000h - 02B9E000h
foo_jscript_panel                loaded at 02600000h - 02709000h
foo_uie_esplaylist               loaded at 02480000h - 024EA000h
foo_input_monkey                 loaded at 02320000h - 02368000h

And here in the preview window when searching:

Code: [Select]

Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000000h, address: 7BC525EEh
Access violation, operation: write, address: 00000014h

Call path:
threaded_process thread

Code bytes (7BC525EEh):
7BC525AEh:  3A FF FF FF 2B 7D E8 C1 EF 02 85 FF 89 7D F0 0F
7BC525BEh:  84 29 FF FF FF 8B 75 F0 8B 7D E8 8D 34 B7 89 75
7BC525CEh:  F0 90 C7 07 EE FE EE FE 83 C7 04 39 F7 75 F3 8B
7BC525DEh:  30 E9 08 FF FF FF 8D 74 26 00 8B 71 08 8B 79 0C
7BC525EEh:  89 7E 04 8B 71 0C 8B 79 08 89 3E 8B 31 8B 7D 08
7BC525FEh:  83 E6 FC F6 45 EC 40 8D 7C 37 10 89 7D 08 74 1B
7BC5260Eh:  C7 01 EE FE EE FE C7 41 04 EE FE EE FE C7 41 08
7BC5261Eh:  EE FE EE FE C7 41 0C EE FE EE FE 8B 4D 08 8B 30

Stack (1A41D760h):
1A41D740h:  1B5F4288 00000018 1A41D7AC 001BEBC0
1A41D750h:  1A41D770 7BCD9DB0 1A41D7C8 7BC524B1
1A41D760h:  1B5F4288 00000002 1B5F42E0 7BCD9DB0
1A41D770h:  1A630000 1B5F4278 1A41D7C8 7BC5277F
1A41D780h:  00000068 F7446510 F7442DA9 7BC3F9D3
1A41D790h:  00110000 00000000 001BEBA8 7BC521FE
1A41D7A0h:  F6B00530 00000068 1A41D80C 1B5F42B8
1A41D7B0h:  00000002 1B5F4298 1A41D828 7BCD9DB0
1A41D7C0h:  00000002 1B5F4298 1A41D828 7BC52EAF
1A41D7D0h:  1B5F4290 7DF369D8 7DF18BFD 7DF369D8
1A41D7E0h:  1B5F4298 1B5F4298 1A41D828 7DF22303
1A41D7F0h:  00110000 00000000 1B5F4290 00110000
1A41D800h:  1A41D810 1A41D8A8 0000000C 1A630000
1A41D810h:  E06D7363 00000003 1A41D840 7DF369D8
1A41D820h:  80090301 1B5F4298 1A41D878 7DF2BA68
1A41D830h:  6A790E12 DFC16CDA 7DF18BFD 7DF2BA68
1A41D840h:  00110000 00000000 1B5F4298 7DF369D8
1A41D850h:  00000000 1B5F4298 1A41D8A8 7DF2BA68
1A41D860h:  00000002 12620BC0 1A41D88C 00000000
1A41D870h:  00000000 0646BCC8 1A41D8A8 0042270E

Registers:
EAX: 1A630000, EBX: 7BCD9DB0, ECX: 1B5F42E0, EDX: 1B5F4278
ESI: 00000010, EDI: 08455355, EBP: 1A41D778, ESP: 1A41D760

Crash location:
Module: ntdll
Offset: 425EEh

Loaded modules:
schannel                         loaded at F6E20000h - F6E31000h
windowscodecs                    loaded at F6450000h - F6504000h
winepulse                        loaded at F7120000h - F713B000h
mmdevapi                         loaded at F7140000h - F715D000h
foo_quicktag                     loaded at 060A0000h - 060D4000h
foo_stop_after_queue             loaded at 05F70000h - 05F88000h
avutil-fb2k-55                   loaded at 05540000h - 055DB000h
avcodec-fb2k-57                  loaded at 05330000h - 05534000h
foo_input_std                    loaded at 051D0000h - 0532D000h
foo_dsp_std                      loaded at 05070000h - 050B2000h
foo_audioscrobbler               loaded at 04F20000h - 04F53000h
foo_uie_biography                loaded at 04DB0000h - 04E08000h
foo_random_pools                 loaded at 04D70000h - 04DA8000h
foo_textdisplay                  loaded at 04C10000h - 04C5B000h
foo_texttools                    loaded at 04AC0000h - 04AF4000h
foo_facets                       loaded at 047F0000h - 049A5000h
foo_infospect                    loaded at 046A0000h - 046D7000h
foo_uie_elplaylist               loaded at 04510000h - 04583000h
foo_cdda                         loaded at 043A0000h - 043F1000h
foo_uie_typefind                 loaded at 04260000h - 04290000h
foo_ui_std                       loaded at 04040000h - 0414E000h
foo_uie_panel_splitter           loaded at 03ED0000h - 03F29000h
foo_jesus                        loaded at 03DA0000h - 03DBA000h
foo_unpack                       loaded at 03C40000h - 03C8C000h
foo_uie_lyrics3                  loaded at 03B80000h - 03C3B000h
foo_discogs                      loaded at 03AE0000h - 03B7E000h
foo_jscript_panel                loaded at 039D0000h - 03AD9000h
foo_uie_graphical_browser        loaded at 03820000h - 038B4000h
foo_bpm                          loaded at 036C0000h - 03701000h
foo_uie_console                  loaded at 03590000h - 035AA000h
foo_tfsandbox                    loaded at 03430000h - 03471000h

In last event there is a error in the foobar console, something about foobar_discogs networking error but crash is too far for reading.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2028 – 2016-03-21 16:16:39

Quote from: paregistrase on 2016-03-21 13:47:14

Thank you very much Zoomorph for continuing development of the plugin.

I run foobar2000 on a linux (ubuntu) environment through wine.

The latest updates makes foobar2000 crash every time I try to use the plugin.

This happens both in the preview as trying to authentication in the preferences window.

Have there been any changes to prevent run on Linux?

The only change that should affect OAuth was switching to HTTPS. You could verify this by going back a couple pages to the first build with HTTPS support -- nothing else at all was changed for that build.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2029 – 2016-03-21 17:09:26

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 16:16:39

The only change that should affect OAuth was switching to HTTPS. You could verify this by going back a couple pages to the first build with HTTPS support -- nothing else at all was changed for that build.

Yeah, after this build begun the problem.

Code: [Select]

(FATAL) Error: Network exceptionSecurity error (url: https://api.discogs.com/database/search)

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2030 – 2016-03-21 17:15:41

Quote from: paregistrase on 2016-03-21 17:09:26

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 16:16:39
The only change that should affect OAuth was switching to HTTPS. You could verify this by going back a couple pages to the first build with HTTPS support -- nothing else at all was changed for that build.

Yeah, after this build begun the problem.

Code: [Select]
(FATAL) Error: Network exceptionSecurity error (url: https://api.discogs.com/database/search)

Sorry, I don't know anything about Wine. But it seems like it could be a security certificate issue.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2031 – 2016-03-21 17:36:47

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 17:15:41

Sorry, I don't know anything about Wine. But it seems like it could be a security certificate issue.

That was what I thought too. The last message was after put api.discogs.com in Advanced->Networking->Supress HTTPS certificate...

Without this setting the console said

Code: [Select]

foo_discogs: NetworkingError:Security error--Waiting a little...(try1)

Don't know if this can help.

Anyway thanks for answer me

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2032 – 2016-03-21 18:05:27

This release may have some bugs (many changes were made & not tested too much) but I figured I'd upload it anyways: it's the first implementation of the Update Tags feature in foo_discogs 2.x. Very basic. Some features, polishing touches, and error checking will be added in the future.

Updates:
* Implemented Update Tags feature
* Implemented difference & original tag preview modes
* Fixed bug causing slowness
* Fixed some memory leaks

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2033 – 2016-03-21 18:13:37

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 00:54:00

I would try putting the track title in an array then extending it with the hidden track titles, and finally joining it with " / ".

Is there some help info or documentation I'm still overlooking to handle 'hidden tracks' ?

I've got a CD that has a few of those and when I retrieve the info, the track matching window shows the tracks on the left with [+N HIDDEN] behind some of them.
I've tried encapsulating the tracks containing hidden tracks with cue files, numbering the sub track as x.1, x.2 etc. also tried the apparently older method of adding a, b, c, etc. But then I always get a track mismatch.

Do I understand from your post I should list those tracks as multi-value entries when tagging? i.e. titles separated by ";" ?

I'd preferably get the info in tags for each track (including the hidden) on per-track basis, which with the use of m-TAGS over a cue sheet for tracks with hidden tracks is very nicely done in FB2K but of course that don't fly when matching tracks to a discogs release

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2034 – 2016-03-21 18:24:26

Just_Addict,

Here was my suggestion:

Code: [Select]

$join($extend($array(%TRACK_TITLE%),%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / ')

But I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do. Note that foo_discogs currently has no support for tagging hidden tracks as separate files.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2035 – 2016-03-21 19:00:24

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 00:54:00

I would try putting the track title in an array then extending it with the hidden track titles, and finally joining it with " / ".

That is exactly what I'm trying but having problems to get it right. When using the tracks example above

Code: [Select]

$join(%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%,' / ')

results in Second / Third. But

Code: [Select]

$ifequal(%TRACK_TOTAL_HIDDEN_TRACKS%,0,%TRACK_TITLE%,$join($extend(%TRACK_TITLE%,%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / '))

Code: [Select]

$ifequal(%TRACK_TOTAL_HIDDEN_TRACKS%,0,%TRACK_TITLE%,$join($extend($array(%TRACK_TITLE%),%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / '))

results in just First. What is my mistake?

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2036 – 2016-03-21 21:26:35

Wow! All those updates are a huge WIN! Thank you zoomorph!
Now it makes fun again, to try&test.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2037 – 2016-03-21 22:27:14

Quote from: a3aan on 2016-03-21 19:00:24

That is exactly what I'm trying but having problems to get it right. When using the tracks example above
Code: [Select]
$join(%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%,' / ')
results in Second / Third. But
Code: [Select]
$ifequal(%TRACK_TOTAL_HIDDEN_TRACKS%,0,%TRACK_TITLE%,$join($extend(%TRACK_TITLE%,%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / '))
or
Code: [Select]
$ifequal(%TRACK_TOTAL_HIDDEN_TRACKS%,0,%TRACK_TITLE%,$join($extend($array(%TRACK_TITLE%),%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / '))
results in just First. What is my mistake?

It works for me.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2038 – 2016-03-21 22:29:29

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 18:05:27

This release may have some bugs (many changes were made & not tested too much) but I figured I'd upload it anyways: it's the first implementation of the Update Tags feature in foo_discogs 2.x. Very basic. Some features, polishing touches, and error checking will be added in the future.

Updates:
* Implemented Update Tags feature
* Implemented difference & original tag preview modes
* Fixed bug causing slowness
* Fixed some memory leaks

Does this fix / revert the bugs I mentioned above with multi-disc tagging?
No need, I can wait for a later update

Just checking.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2039 – 2016-03-22 02:42:24

For people who wanted to tag compilations with "Various" as the artist as Discogs always used to, there's no exact solution but here an Album Artist tag string to approximate it:

Code: [Select]

$multi_if($multi_and($any($contains($first(%<<RELEASE_FORMATS_DESCRIPTIONS>>%),$array(Compilation,Mixed))),$multi_greater($length($unique($flatten(%<<RELEASE_TRACKS_ARTISTS_NAME>>%))),$div(%RELEASE_TOTAL_TRACKS%,2)),$multi_greater($length($unique($flatten(%<<RELEASE_TRACKS_ARTISTS_REAL_NAME>>%))),$div(%RELEASE_TOTAL_TRACKS%,2))),VA,$joinnames($multi_replace(%<RELEASE_ARTISTS_NAME>%,'Various','VA'),%<RELEASE_ARTISTS_JOIN>%))

Fixes:
* Crash when editing tag mappings with Preview dialog open
* Save size of Preview dialog
* $flatten() not working correctly
* Populate TRACK_ARTISTS for single artist releases
* Fix accessing of *_TRACK_ARTISTS_* causing error on some releases
* New $array() function, old one renamed to $arrayn()

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2040 – 2016-03-22 07:53:57

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 22:27:14

It works for me.

I see. It works indeed. Only *not* in the preview..... Cheers.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2041 – 2016-03-22 14:12:34

Quote from: zoomorph on 2016-03-21 18:24:26

Just_Addict,

Here was my suggestion:
Code: [Select]
$join($extend($array(%TRACK_TITLE%),%<TRACK_HIDDEN_TRACKS_TITLE>%),' / ')
But I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do. Note that foo_discogs currently has no support for tagging hidden tracks as separate files.

Ok, that answers my question. I had seen so many posts about handling hidden tracks I thought I was overlooking something. Thanks for the clarification.

completeness of object attributes list on the Syntax Help page

Reply #2042 – 2016-03-22 17:41:46

I noticed the object attributes list on the Syntax Help page is not complete. I'm still using %TRACK_DISCOGS_TRACK_NUMBER% that give the 'position' (A, B1, B2 or 1, 2 or whatever) of the track, as it always did. Is more stuff missing? Cheers.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2043 – 2016-03-23 10:07:54

The funny thing. Since the last update, when I click on Authorize button at OAuth Identity tab, I'm not redirected to the page with the token anymore. For some reason local IE cache is opened AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/IE/78Z8FDLZ/authorize[1] in the browser (FF in my case).

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2044 – 2016-03-23 17:46:41

I'm getting errors on album lookup

Code: [Select]

Authorization Failed (401) [Is OAuth working?] - (url: http://api.discogs.com/database/search)

When I try to re-authorize, I'm getting another error

Code: [Select]

(skipped) Error: Authorization Failed (401) [Is OAuth working?] - (url: http://api.discogs.com/oauth/request_token)

[ESCAPE to close]

Anybody else meet the same error?

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2045 – 2016-03-23 17:57:19

Quote from: Anakunda on 2016-03-23 17:46:41

I'm getting errors on album lookup

Code: [Select]
Authorization Failed (401) [Is OAuth working?] - (url: http://api.discogs.com/database/search)
When I try to re-authorize, I'm getting another error

Code: [Select]
(skipped) Error: Authorization Failed (401) [Is OAuth working?] - (url: http://api.discogs.com/oauth/request_token)

[ESCAPE to close]
Anybody else meet the same error?

AFAIK Discogs have changed their API to use HTTPS. You should update the plugin. And then you might run into the same problem as I have

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2046 – 2016-03-23 19:02:45

About this hidden track stuff, and sorry if I am beating a dead horse but most all of the hidden track posts I found when searching were referring to hidden track(s) either in the pregap before track 1 or at the end of the CD and which mostly seem to consist of just silence.

I mean the true hidden tracks where 2 or more songs exist within the one listed track on the sleeve.

for the less than a handful CD's I own with hidden tracks, if I examine the tracklisting section in the JSON data, I see there is an entry for each track, be it a regular one or hidden and that tracks with hidden tracks appended are numbered either as xA, xB etc or as x.1, x.2 etc. The tracklistings for these CD's also happen to be listed on the Discogs page for that release in the same numberscheme.

What I used to do before I started using Discogs (which is very recent) was to leave those tracks as they are (ripping to an image file with cue sheet) and after ripping, update the cue sheet to add separate entries for the hidden tracks, so that they show as individual tracks in FB2K when using the cue sheet as playlist. This had as disadvantage I could not add track specific meta data to those tracks because of the cue sheet.

Now however with m-TAG in the mix, I can add/modify metadata for these sub tracks as much as I want when pointing an m-TAG to a cue sheet with hidden tracks. However, enter Discogs and the track matching goes hopelessly screwy because only the main tracks will show in the left pane of the trackmatching window, with or without the [+x HIDDEN] and of course having m-TAG, my own listing has x tracks more.

After the post by @a3aan mentioning %TRACK_DISCOGS_TRACK_NUMBER% I found it contained the track numbers exactly as they are present on the release page in the returned JSON datablock (using Fiddler as a MITM approach to decrypt and view the returned JSON data) but only for the tracks that were originally listed in the left pane of the track matching dialog.

Now, my idea is very likely totally depending on how the track listing is entered on Discogs, but given that for the few CD's I own with hidden tracks, the number of tracks listed in the JSON data equaled the number of tracks it shows (including the hidden ones) when using the above method (m-TAG over cue sheet), would it be possible to have the plugin switch to using the extended(?) 1:1 track listing as returned in JSON, so that the number of tracks on the left matches the number of tracks on the right? Thus allowing the information for these sub-tracks to also be written to the m-TAG entries for those hidden tracks?

This would be particularly useful to display the sub track(s) specific track credits and would no longer require manual after-the-fact editing of m-TAG files or updating of spliced tracks (if not left as single track but spliced into separate tracks)

I don't know enough about Discogs API to be able to see if the presence of hidden tracks can be detected with certainty. So instead of an automatic switching, perhaps a checkbox toggle could be added to switch between condensed (without hidden tracks) and expanded track listing (including the hidden tracks)

EDIT: I did notice that in the cases where a track contains hidden tracks, the %TRACK_DISCOGS_DURATION_RAW% field returns only the duration of the first subtrack (usually the first one that is actually listed on the sleeve)

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2047 – 2016-03-24 13:47:36

Trying to use oauth for first time.
It says "oauth is required to use the discogs api. it requires having a discogs account and authorizing the component."

I HAVE a Discogs account and profile, etc.

I can't figure out how to authorize something. It says, "Step 1 Click authorize. You'll be required to log in to discogs and authorize the application. Copy the code discogs provides into the box below"

WHERE DO I FIND THIS PIN CODE!?!?!?!
I've looked EVERYWHERE for this information. I can even generate a token number for the second step, but I can't find where to get this $ % @ PIN CODE in step 1!!

PLEASE help!!!

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2048 – 2016-03-25 06:30:16

Quote from: nicht on 2016-03-23 17:57:19

AFAIK Discogs have changed their API to use HTTPS. You should update the plugin. And then you might run into the same problem as I have

How could I miss the update. Latest plugin confirmed that works.

Re: foo_discogs

Reply #2049 – 2016-03-25 16:10:53

for this release: 2538551

I got:

(FATAL) Error: Error loading release 2538551: JSON Parser ExceptionError parsing release credits.

[ESCAPE to close]

A lot of other releases worked normal.

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