Script for ripping genre, year & record label from beatport.com

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@stevehero

See this realease http://www.beatport.com/release/beatrocka/350912 for example, BTW I dont care about the &'s seperating different artists. All I want is each seperate artist to be separated by ", " As long as say "Spencer & Hill" remain with the & because they're one artist. And the script works with regard the "VA" happening once there is more than 3 artist is ideal. Maybe were getting confused to want I want so in a nut shell heres what I want for:

2 artists:
Artist: Spencer & Hill, High Rankin
AlbumArtist: Spencer & Hill, High Rankin

3 artists:
Artist: Spencer & Hill, Madonna, Skrillex (Weird combo I know!)
AlbumArtist: VA

I don't understand what you want to say with this example. The Spence & Hil Release of your link is an one-artist release. High Rankin is only the remixer. You don't want Remixers listed as albumartists, do you?

Use this code, to get two ALBUMARTIST with a Comma as seperator. The only line I changed is the one in red print. Btw: the last line belongs logically under the following # TRACK headline.

# ALBUMARTIST

outputto "albumartist"
findline "<performer ref="Artist""
joinuntil ""
findinline ""
sayuntil "</"
moveline 1
unspace
if "<performer ref="Artist""

joinuntil "</performer>"

say ", "

findinline "<name>"
sayuntil "</"
moveline 1
unspace
if "<performer ref=\"Artist\""
    set "albumartist", "VA"

# COMPILATION "1" IF "VA" outputto "compilation" say "1"

endif

endif
replace "|" "/"

@stevehero

I see this within the script:
regexpreplace ">\s+<" "><" basically in scripting it replaces all white spaces inside >< (non greedy) to "BLANK"?

no, only if there is nothing else as whitespaces

> bla bla <

will stay as it is

> <

will be replaced by

><

QUOTE (stevehero @ Aug 25 2011, 08:31) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I've tried to code this below can't see what I am doing wrong? Unless it a multi line issue within the API?

# UNSYNCED LYRICS
        outputto "unsyncedlyrics"
        findline "<description>"
        findinline "<description>"
        sayuntil "</"<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->

the solution is again:

gotoline 1

the parser was at the frist descirption of the "Users Also Bought" section at.

@stevehero

I have changed the 'coverurl' because I wanted to learn but am now curiuos to know can you add an if command to the ~ COVERURL then you search findline "width="60" height="60" ref="" instead

yes:

COVERURL

outputto "coverurl"
findline "width="500" height="500"" 1 1
unspace
ifnot "<image url="

gotoline 1
findline "width=\"60\" height=\"60\" ref=\""
moveline 1

endif
findinline "url=""
sayuntil "" "

This makes use of an undocumented feature which is possible for some commands. findline "bla bla" 1 1. It is described here:
moveline to empty line fails

What are your exact questions about the two regualar expressions I used? I noticed the action group (which you won't use anyway) got displayed wrong in the forum, don't know why, I copy & pasted it from my Mp3tag Actions. I edited it in my post above and now it's correct.