Beets is not really made for users who don't store the entire albums, is it? I usually have 1-2 songs from each album, and beets keeps asking me about their albums :(
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When I run beets, and it reports matches with yellow words like length, or id, or title in parentheses, what do it mean? Example:
Candidates:
1. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (71.4%) (length)
2. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (71.4%) (length)
The yellow word in parentheses here is length
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xarph
it means the file you're matching is a different length than what musicbrainz or discogs or w/e network database thinks it should be.
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NOTICE: [beets] arogl opened issue #2671: chroma plugin errors with non-ascii charaters under python 3 when trying to submit https://github.com/beetbox/beets/issues/2671
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NOTICE: [beets] sampsyo pushed 1 new commit to master: https://github.com/beetbox/beets/commit/015aee366288466d0a59892bf5046144a19e0890
NOTICE: beets/master 015aee3 Adrian Sampson: Fix #2671: missing syspath on acoustid call
NOTICE: [beets] sampsyo closed issue #2671: chroma plugin errors with non-ascii charaters under python 3 when trying to submit https://github.com/beetbox/beets/issues/2671
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Mattiaslndstrm
Hello! I'm looking for a way to fairly quickly organising my iTunes library, mainly genres. Will beets be able to do that without changing file names? Will iTunes recognise these changes or does it store the metadata in a file separated from the actual files?
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devster31
hello guys, is it possible to add the format to the album name and the bitrate in the form of V0 or V2 for mp3 while no bitrate for FLAC?
NOTICE: [beets] RollingStar opened issue #2672: Should aunique()'s bracket argument default to None? https://github.com/beetbox/beets/issues/2672
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HazWard
Hello I'm currently working on building a REST API around beets but is there a way to the library through Python without using beet web?
My initial thought was to read the database file and perform SQL queries to get the information needed but I was wondering if there was a better way of doing so