I've just updated to v2.61d and I can't connect to dicogs with mp3tag.
The warning message says Failed to authenticate using OAuth.
At the same time a window opens in Discogs asking me to authenticate an application but when I do that still nothing. When I go into applications it says no applications. I then manually entered the details but I still can't connect through mp3tag.
I just had the same problem, except I had already been using 2.61d with Discogs for about a week. I was using it tonight and all of a sudden I got the error message and it opened a browser window to take me to a Discogs page where it asked me to authorize MP3Tag again. I copied and pasted the authorization code back into MP3Tag, but it refuses to accept it. Now I am locked out of Discogs with MP3Tag.
Since 2014-08-20 I have the same problem. I followed the advice to revoke mentioned above but no success!!
The only thing I have found is that Discogs is having the following message on their site: We're currently investigating network connectivity issues and are working to have things back to normal soon; please check the forum for updates.
Also all my Discogs scripts (like the "Pone") are not working.
Checked Discogs again at 2014-08-21 20:18 hr: message about "network connectivity issues etc."
was removed and Mp3tag and associated scripts are working again, at least in my case.
To be sure that I had a clean installation I removed every trace of Mp3tag (register, roaming etc.)
did a clean install and regenerated all my scripts.
However, I think the problem was at Discogs and not in Mp3tag...
Yes & disabling firewall does not change the result, to note this was working a few days ago on 2 different PCs with different network protection software & it worked fine so I don't think this is the issue.
Fact is: if you do not get a message box saying something like you have the latest version or there is a newer one then MP3tag (and all web scripts) do not have web access.
I think they now want email addresses so they can send you spam and try to make money off you. If they ever start requiring credit card numbers, then I hope they die a withering death and fade off into nonexistence.
In the meantime they can have my bogus spam account because that's what it's set up for. Or I'll try to use the other tagging databases that Florian has offered to us to get around it.
I've rewritten the official Discogs Tag Source to be used with the Discogs API.
The rewrite was necessary, because the Discogs API has been changed to provide output in JSON format instead of XML (see this post in the Discogs API Announcement Forum for details).
Enjoy your Discogs tagging with the current Development Build and please let me know of any issues you encounter