But when you get options you need to decide what one (or ones) you give the user. Users obviously want (as in any development) a magic button that does everything for them Previously this was Auto-Tag. I cannot imagine it will be much fun to select many versions of the release. Musicbrainz goes into so much detail (often why people struggle with Picard) you will need to decide what you want to get out of it. AFAIK lastfm is very generic and will just get (some sort of art). Is a generic cover art for that Release Group ok or do you want it for that actual Release (UK original release from 1999, re-release in Japan 2012, etc). I suppose you need to work out what level of granularity you need to go down to here.
So there is a fair amount to of art missing still but going fairly rapidly. That is a recent addition to Musicbrainz in conjunction with. I have not dealt with the licensing to their paid API directly but I do know someone that has.įor the cover art (The Cover Art Achieve).
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Your own database (free) copy of Musicbrainz on Winamp servers or using their (paid or free) API? Their free API has lookup limits and I suspect that we could (depending on how many users are left using Winamp) hit those limits. To be honest properly tagged with musicbrainz can led to whole new directions of how you want your player as you can link to a load of stuff.Ĭan I ask how you are planning to lookup this information? That will give you the best compatibility in the future. I think you will need to decide what MB tags move across. I have spent a lot of time with Musicbrainz and know a fair few inner workings of it.įinally if you do have proper tags multiple artists sharing the same name can be grouped together properly rather than all lumped under the same name.
It is a much better system for tagging your music collection. With all the "winamp should die as you don't provide gracetone" posts. I have been a Musicbrainz fan for years and the winamp forum has barely mentioned it apart from the last month or so.
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