A database may be an option, since we use Twisted now for the web
stuff and it supports Pgsql nicely.

On Mon, Jun 09, 2003 at 03:32:18PM -0500, Brian Lalor wrote:
> Rich C wrote:
> 
> >I am currently using the CD title to create a
> >directory in the specified audio directory
> >(CONFIG_AUDIO_DIR).  Any suggestions on how to
> >structure the audio directories?  I can also make a
> >subdirectory using the 'Category' of music and or use
> >the Artists/Groups name if CDDB returns that info. 
> 
> This is where a database is needed.  I saw some discussion on the dev 
> list (where this discussion should probably go :-) ) regarding mysql and 
> saw general distaste towards using a database.  You simply cannot build 
> a useful application for searching, browsing and categorizing music and 
> for building playlists buy just working with a directory structure.  I'd 
> really like to see some kind of listening preference data stored on each 
> track that can be used to find the next track to listen to.  I don't see 
> this kind of thing being simple, fast, or light-weight without the use 
> of a "real" database.
> 
> I'm not at all opposed to working on this with someone.  Frankly, I 
> think Freevo could do well with a database, rather than working with, 
> for example, one big honkin' XML file for TV listings.  That's something 
> that I think MythTV does quite well...
> 
> Now, that being said, I still think you need to have a reasonable 
> directory structure.  I personally prefer 
> /<format>/<artist|"various">/<album>/<artist>_-_<album>_-_<track 
> #>_-_<track name>.<format>
> 
> Thanks for listening,
> B
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