MDE wrote:
> There are obviously different philosophies here. Personally I think the
> Muso approach is the right one. No-one has their files tagged perfectly,
> and certainly most cannot be bothered.
I have stayed out of this discussion, as I long ago recognised that no
program will suit everyo
jezbo wrote:
> I'd agree with that. Of course there are remote desktop solutions (like
> Splashtop) which allow you to approximate this now - by running a server
> on the windows box and a client on your IOS/Android tablet, your windows
> box can be taken over by your tablet, so you can run muso
ralphpnj wrote:
> Thank you so much for working so hard to make all these improvements a
> reality. And please take some time off to enjoy the holidays! We will
> all gladly wait an extra week or two for the final version of new MUSO
> to be released.
Agreed, with particular emphasis on the bit
jezbo wrote:
> Should be yes, I'll make sure this is fixed by the time the panes
> solution is released, but due to the season this may not be for a week
> or so yet!
> EDIT: I can't repeat this though - how do you invoke the database view
> then go back to browing albums ? If you click on "Brows
One thing I've just noticed with the latest beta:
I set up a hierarchy. I then browse the database. I then go back to
browsing the albums -- but the hierarchy has disappeared, and I have to
set it up again. This is repeatable. Presumably the hierarchy should be
persistent in this scenario, as it
jezbo wrote:
> I think I am going to go the panes route along the lines of the above -
> it makes sense. I'll keep the right-click options as an advanced
> mechanism to fix a number of levels in one go, with the standard option
> being to specify/change each level via a selection-box at the top o
jezbo wrote:
> I went for the tree mechanism primarily as it doesn't take over too much
> screen real-estate.
Your worries about real estate are understandable. Space will always be
at a premium in an information-rich environment like Muso. If you can't
see a way to run panes in the main panel,
jezbo wrote:
> I can't seem to open your attachment to see what you mean by Panes view.
Not sure what was wrong. I've edited the note, hopefully it's visible
now.
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jezbo wrote:
> This is for those of you that were interested in custom tags and/or
> hierarchical viewing - I'd appreciate some help beta-testing the new
> functionality. As it is a BETA release there may be bugs, but I'll aim
> to address them quickly (if you need to, you will be able to revert
jezbo wrote:
> It would, I've often thought this myself (not that I have a tablet yet).
> Designing a web interface that would work well on that AND on a
> IOS/Android phone is a challenge though - the interfaces would probably
> have to be completely different.
I may be talking complete nonsens
jezbo wrote:
> Having a windows box as a server means I can leverage much of the
> existing code - it's feasible within a year's timescale. I suppose what
> I'm saying is that the Muso engine will continue to run on Windows, but
> I might add a new feature that lets you remote-control it via any
jezbo wrote:
> OK 1.4.42 released:
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?81685-ANNOUNCE-muso-%28production%29&p=728764&viewfull=1#post728764
>
> This introduces the ability to read custom tags from LMS into Muso, but
> it's only utilised by the search feature at present. Next I will lo
jezbo -- Thank you for considering this. From my point of view, the
custom tags are actually optional. As I explained above, because many
programs don't read custom tags, I have had to duplicate any important
information in standard tags (e.g., my vital SUBGENRE tag is duplicated
in my COMMENT tag
Morbeas wrote:
> Ok, I'll give that a shot. Thanks again.
The Custom Browse wiki might help:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Custom_Browse
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Morbeas wrote:
> That's the part I'm having trouble with (excuse me, I'm somewhat of a
> newbie with TrackStat). :)
>
> So say I wanted to have Custom Browse display my COMMENT tags. How do I
> go about accomplishing this?
You use Custom Scan (if necessary) to import any custom tags, then you
Morbeas wrote:
> But what about the LMS web interface itself? Are you able to have it
> displayed there?
In what sense? Obviously I have a Custom Browse menu in LMS, and I've
used custom tags to create that menu. But I don't think there's any
facility in LMS to view/import/edit custom tags (out
Morbeas wrote:
> Excuse me for butting in jdk but are you able to have LMS display this
> information? I also have Custom Browse.
No, that's why I've put the query back to jezbo -- he seems to be
suggesting that Muso should be importing all LMS custom tags, but I
can
use this option)
> So any reading of custom tags should work from all sources - which I
> think in the case of LMS means using the Custom Browse plugin - anyone
> let me know if this is correct, it's not a plugin I've tried yet (I'd
> have to pay for a licence to do s
jezbo wrote:
> Where do you store the sub-genre
> (instrumental/chamber/orchestral/vocal/etc) in the tags? Do you use
> genre for this or something else as sub-genre? I may have to be clever
> to allow drill-down by any attribute, but this would be a useful
> starting point. Then we can consider
After much digging around the web looking for the perfect music browser,
I registered Muso. I don't think there is anything else out there that
comes close to what you have achieved so far with this program. So
congratulations.
Having said that...as I said in a previous post, there are frustratio
Morbeas wrote:
> Does it also display those tags in the web interface?
I just use the custom tags to create custom menus in LMS (using Custom
Browse).
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jezbo wrote:
> So this isn't pulled into muso currently I'm assuming. How does LMS get
> it? Via some plugin?
Yes, the Custom Scan and Custom Browse plugins allow you to scan and
browse custom tags in LMS.
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jezbo wrote:
> Where do you store your "Section" information by the way - does this
> come across to muso via a tag?
Yes, I have a custom tag (which I call sub-genre) which contains the
section information.
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So I've been playing with Muso today and I'm impressed. Generally I like
the style of presentation, and it makes browsing my collection more
interesting. However there are two factors that, for me, make it
difficult to use. So this post is basically a feature request.
Firstly, would it be possibl
jdk wrote:
> I just installed Muso today and I am trying to to sync with LMS (which
> is on a different machine).
>
> I'm getting the following error message: "Connection Failed: A
> connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly
> respon
I just installed Muso today and I am trying to to sync with LMS (which
is on a different machine).
I'm getting the following error message: "Connection Failed: A
connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly
respond after a period of time, or established connection failed
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