But apart from the issue with gettin the information about the album
artist or so, I too would like to have the ability to add something to
the database.
The reason why I would like to do this is because my brother asked me to
implement something to disable songs from beeing played, but still
Well, true.. when you rip your own cd's or get them anywhere else you
have the same issue, but with an extra (optional or so) field you can at
least fix it once you have the songs in the database. I wrote a few
routines (for a plugin) that fix it for a bunch, but not for all.
(besides it r
Ah yes, I know what you mean. You have the same problem with same author
and different versions of the same song (eg greatest hits, live etc).
Bollywood as well. It might be interesting to do that, but I think you
have the same problem from freedb as well. They don't have a performing
artist ei
Well,
here is why I asked:
When you rip an album, you don't necessarily end up with with an album
with one artist
For example the album with song under pressure from Queen and Bowie.
After ripping that CD you basically have two different artist names and
all different track names.
So you
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 12:11 PM, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> hello,
>
> is it possible/easy to add a field to the rhythmdb that can be use by a
> plugin (without having to modify a bunch of code in the rhythmbox app)?
Not in general. rhythmdb is not very flexible when it comes to entry
properties, p
I'm not aware of a way to do that without adding the field somewhere in
rhythmdb code. The plugin is only a reflection of the public C api and as
far as I know there is no api that will add a database field or do any low
level parsing that I'm aware of. What field are you trying to add?
sri
On
hello,
is it possible/easy to add a field to the rhythmdb that can be use by a
plugin (without having to modify a bunch of code in the rhythmbox app)?
Ron
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