> Search could be case insensitive (match as much as you can, right)
Exactly.
> Browse lists can use whatever comes first
I'm fine with everything that can be turned off ;)
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Quoting Phillip Kerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm not sure if kdf's latest proposal solves this issue for me. I think not
> because I want "The Anything" to be merged with "Anything" during browse
> artist or browse genre.
I was only speaking about case sensitivity. I'm specifically refraining
>
> Maybe you're confusing searching for / finding something with
> displaying it?
>
> Searching for 'rolling' in any case or combination of cases should
> give you 'Rolling Stones' and 'The Rolling Stones', but as two
> seperate results and not merged together - there's no way to
> dertermine w
Having done a bit of poking around at another device in my possession, I think a
compromise can make sense for both camps.
Search could be case insensitive (match as much as you can, right)
Browse lists can use whatever comes first (subsequent variations as the list is
compiled can match case ins
Maybe you're confusing searching for / finding something with displaying it?
Searching for 'rolling' in any case or combination of cases should
give you 'Rolling Stones' and 'The Rolling Stones', but as two
seperate results and not merged together - there's no way to
dertermine which of the two sp
> > If find "Rolling Stones"... go through all the albums and
> it looks like one is
> > missing... nope, I have to go back up then move on to the
> OTHER artist...
> > "The Rolling Stones".
>
> The point of the ARTIST tag is that tracks by the same artist should
> share a common tag. For one ar
> If find "Rolling Stones"... go through all the albums and it looks like one is
> missing... nope, I have to go back up then move on to the OTHER artist...
> "The Rolling Stones".
The point of the ARTIST tag is that tracks by the same artist should
share a common tag. For one artist you have to u
> --browse by artist find an artist... dig into their albums... loop
> through a few times to find the album I want is listed under
> the same artist
> case.
Or, despite having said "ignore articles" in the settings... If find
"Rolling Stones"... go through all the albums and it looks like on
> > P.S. Really, seriously, I don't understand why someone
> would want sorting to
> > be based on case when finding music. After all, when you
> search for a song
> > by entering a few characters those are not case sensitive.
> Please tell me
> > you wouldn't want it to be in that case. "Sea
> P.S. Really, seriously, I don't understand why someone would want sorting to
> be based on case when finding music. After all, when you search for a song
> by entering a few characters those are not case sensitive. Please tell me
> you wouldn't want it to be in that case. "Search for Punk" fou
> Phillip Kerman wrote:
> >>Somehow I don't see SlimServer as ever being intended as a "tag
> >>debugging" tool. Case insensitivity is hardly AI. We're
> not talking
> >>about spelling or grammar correction.
> >
> > Totally. If making the server ignore case is really going
> to ruffle that
>
Phillip Kerman wrote:
Somehow I don't see SlimServer as ever being intended as a "tag
debugging" tool. Case insensitivity is hardly AI. We're not talking
about spelling or grammar correction.
Totally. If making the server ignore case is really going to ruffle that
many peoples' way of doing thin
Alok K. Dhir wrote:
Speaking of spotting errors through the web interface, it sure would be
nice if we could fix them right there, within the web interface.
Perhaps a right click context menu on each song which allows selecting a
'edit tags' option...
I've looked at implementing this, but it's
> Somehow I don't see SlimServer as ever being intended as a "tag
> debugging" tool. Case insensitivity is hardly AI. We're not talking
> about spelling or grammar correction.
>
Totally. If making the server ignore case is really going to ruffle that
many peoples' way of doing things then it s
> Somehow I don't see SlimServer as ever being intended as a "tag
> debugging" tool. Case insensitivity is hardly AI. We're not talking
> about spelling or grammar correction.
> --
> JJZolx
But surely getting SlimServer to guess the correct tag would be
classed a form of debugging. I'd like to h
a request that is already admitting a need to be optional presents a few issues:
1) not only does support have to implemented for feature on, and feature off,
but also feature going from on to off, and off to on cleanly, quickly, and
without harming any other feature (I'm sure you remember all th
> This has come up before, and often sparks a very heated response. There are a
> large number of users who have very valid concerns ofver slimserver writing
> over their carefully tagged files, as the front end is a publicly accessible
> interface. Slimserver does not have more than a basic secu
Quoting "Alok K. Dhir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Speaking of spotting errors through the web interface, it sure would be
> nice if we could fix them right there, within the web interface.
> Perhaps a right click context menu on each song which allows selecting a
> 'edit tags' option...
This has come
No question, the slimserver's way of handling tags can be improved.
Starting with supporting multiple instances of the same TAG in
VorbisComments, and proper support of 'ALBUM ARTIST', so people can
choose what to _display_ in the artist field for a various artists
album. At the very least there sh
Speaking of spotting errors through the web interface, it sure would be
nice if we could fix them right there, within the web interface.
Perhaps a right click context menu on each song which allows selecting a
'edit tags' option...
Richie wrote:
On 5/17/05, Aaron Zinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
On 5/17/05, Aaron Zinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any way to vote *against* enhancement or bug requests? The server
> should show what's in your tags. Period. That way people can use their
I'd agree with this. As methodical as I try to be when tagging my
files I occasionally get it
Is there any way to vote *against* enhancement or bug requests? The server
should show what's in your tags. Period. That way people can use their
tags however they want and they don't end up getting confused by having
Michael Jackson songs listed only under mICHAEL jACKSON simply because they
ha
On 5/16/05, JJZolx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been pretty careful tagging files (as you're pretty much forced
> to, given the unforgiving nature of SlimServer's cataloging), so I was
> unaware of the case sensitivity issue. I find it hard to believe that
> it was implemented like this on pu
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