Thank you for your kind words. I can understand your needs okay. Make sure you place the code below between the headings below in the script while keeping the existing lines of code.
# .:: C U S T O M I Z A T I O N S T A R T S ::. #
# CONTENTGROUP
outputto "Contentgroup"
say "["
sayoutput "publisher"
say " / "
sayoutput "catalog #"
say "]"
# .:: C U S T O M I Z A T I O N E N D S ::. #
You should find this section towards the bottom of the script.
Thanks. Feature. I find it much easier to group all the House Genres together. Thats why the House comes before the sub-genre. Makes sense to me anyway. But to change it open all the scripts and find where it says in the script. (Both Release and Single Track Scripts)
I can't believe it took me this long to find this script. Its fan-freaking-tastic.
However, I'm noticing a little problem. I have edited the TRACK section because I like having "xxx featuring yyy" to be "xxx ft yyy", but I have noticed that it disregards this config and uses what it pulls from beatport
# TRACK
outputto "title"
gotoline 1
findline "<name>"
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
I can't believe it took me this long to find this script. Its fan-freaking-tastic.
However, I'm noticing a little problem. I have edited the TRACK section because I like having "xxx featuring yyy" to be "xxx ft yyy", but I have noticed that it disregards this config and uses what it pulls from beatport
# TRACK
outputto "title"
gotoline 1
findline "<name>"
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
What can I do?
You have tampered with the workings of the script because the %title% should be outputted to "tracks". See the examples below of how the #RELEASE version of the script should look with a few small additions to it since my last update (have not uploaded this version yet) as regards the regexpreplaces. What you need to do is copy what is in bold to the script between the same text shown and it should work fine.
<i> set "albumartist", "VA" # CHANGE "VA" TO YOUR LIKING
outputto "compilation" # COMPILATION "1" IF "VA"
say "1"
endif
endif
replace "|" "/"</i>
Hi stevehero, thanks for the reply. I don't want to be "that guy" but I didn't tamper with the code. What I posted is your original code. I only changed these lines
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "Ft " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
And just to make sure I'm not making an ass of myself, I just re-downloaded the v2.1 ZIP package and here is the section of code in its original form (this is in "Beatport by &stevehero#SINGLE TRACK Search by Title.src")
# TRACK
gotoline 1
outputto "title"
findline "<name>"
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
Either way, thank you for creating such an amazing addon to this amazing program.
You defiantly have changed something in the attached script.
Original #TRACK script (with only some minor additions to the regexpreplaces):
# ALBUM
outputto "album"
gotoline 1
findline "<release id"
moveline 1
findinline "<name>"
sayuntil "</"
# TRACK
gotoline 1
outputto "title"
findline "<name>"
regexpreplace "ft.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Ft.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "\((feat\.\s+.+)\)" "$1" # FIX 'Get Involved (feat. Timbaland)' TO 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland'
regexpreplace "(feat\.\s+.+)\s+feat\." "$1," # FIX 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland feat. Missy Elliot (Yves V Remix)' TO 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland, Missy Elliot (Yves V Remix)'
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
# MIXNAME
...
You misunderstood me when I said about the previous 'example'. That was only for the release version of the script. Both scripts work differently from one another. And I'm sorry but yes you have changed something.
Go to line 1 is missing after # TRACK
There is no 'do' command in the singe track version of the scripts
outputto "tracks" is not correct either in the script.
To solve your problem copy my top code from:
ALBUM
....>>
MIXNAME
Over the existing wrong code and change all the "feat. " (like example below) to whatever you feel like.
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "feat. "
making sure you keep the two "" between whatever text you want.
You defiantly have changed something in the attached script.
Original #TRACK script (with only some minor additions to the regexpreplaces):
# ALBUM
outputto "album"
gotoline 1
findline "<release id"
moveline 1
findinline "<name>"
sayuntil "</"
# TRACK
gotoline 1
outputto "title"
findline "<name>"
regexpreplace "ft.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Ft.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "feat. " # FORMAT THE WAY YOU WANT feat. TO DISPLAY
regexpreplace "\((feat\.\s+.+)\)" "$1" # FIX 'Get Involved (feat. Timbaland)' TO 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland'
regexpreplace "(feat\.\s+.+)\s+feat\." "$1," # FIX 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland feat. Missy Elliot (Yves V Remix)' TO 'Get Involved feat. Timbaland, Missy Elliot (Yves V Remix)'
findinline ">"
sayuntil "</"
# MIXNAME
...
You misunderstood me when I said about the previous 'example'. That was only for the release version of the script. Both scripts work differently from one another. And I'm sorry but yes you have changed something.
Go to line 1 is missing after # TRACK
There is no 'do' command in the singe track version of the scripts
outputto "tracks" is not correct either in the script.
To solve your problem copy my top code from:
ALBUM
....>>
MIXNAME
Over the existing wrong code and change all the "feat. " (like example below) to whatever you feel like.
regexpreplace "Feat.\s+" "feat. "
making sure you keep the two "" between whatever text you want.
Thanks! It works like a charm now. I had to add this line as I noticed the word 'feat.' was not matching the regex
regexpreplace "feat.\s+" "Ft "
Also, is it possible to run this script against a selection of various singles (like a batch) or can it only process one single at a time?
This is what this does actually bar a few changes to the genre!
No such thing as format DDDDYYYY. You have the option of YYYY-MM-DD and DD-MM-YYYY.
See:
regexpreplace "(\d\d\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d)" "$1-$2-$3" # YEAR IN YYYY-MM-DD FORMAT
#regexpreplace "(\d\d\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d)" "$3-$2-$1" # YEAR IN DD-MM-YYYY FORMAT
You will see that the original artist is 'Eastmen' and the remixers are 'Cassy, Chris Carrier' They are put into the tag MIXARTIST and also at the TITLE.
outputto "Artist"
say ", "
sayoutput "Mixartist"<!--colorc--></span><!--/colorc--><!--fontc--></span><!--/fontc-->
Add the highlighted bit below where it states.
Why do this if you "want the same output as faithfully as possible"? Surely you want to fill as many tags as possible when doing your parsing of beatport?
It is not directly related to mp3tag but it is related to Beatport and I thought you would be interested. There is now a way to search tracks on beatport.com by key (including the camelot system), BPM, BPM range, genre and so on. Take a look at Advanced Beatport Search
Sorry I don't fully get what your problem is? have you a direct url link to the track/album that is the problem and can you explain what you see (by means of a screen-shot if needed) and is it a problem when you are using the SINGLE TRACK or RELEASE type script?
