• Registered: 2007-08-30

Topic: Need help with Japanese script typewriting

Hi,

I bought two Japanese CDs this week; unfortunately they seem to be so rare that I can't find a website with their tracklists, so I can't copy and paste them to add them here (and in my ID3 tags...). So: Can someone of you help me? It's enough if someone can transcribe the track list and as many artist names as they like, I would do the database edits.

Here is the link to a rar-file with scans of the liner notes:
http://www.2shared.com/file/s3aGie8b/Mi … Dance.html

Thanks a lot!

Arne

2 Reply by ym

  • ym
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  • Registered: 2008-10-08

Re: Need help with Japanese script typewriting

might http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00005G6RI help?

  • Registered: 2007-08-30

Re: Need help with Japanese script typewriting

ym wrote:

might http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00005G6RI help?

Err... alright, now I feel really stupid. ;-D

Thank you for this. Anyways, can someone help me with the names of the assisting musicians?

  • Registered: 2012-04-27

Re: Need help with Japanese script typewriting

Have been playing with Picard for a couple of days with 15k library and it really helped a lot. Great program!

I would just like to request import save so we do not need to query large collections every time when reopening program as windows updates do turn off computer and musicbrainz database is under unecessary load.

Many thanks again lads, free and the best audio collection software on the net :)

5 Reply by ym (edited by ym 2012-04-27 15:30:23)

  • ym
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Re: Need help with Japanese script typewriting

@miskotes: wrong topic? :))
and btw Picard is not a collection software. its a tagger, which tags a file from Musicbrainz database, that's why it doesn't deal with collections, but after User Lists in Musicbrainz database is completly implemented, I'm sure Picard will include that feature too.

However, since User Lists will not be completed soon, I think it will be a good idea to let Picard write the tags it has saved also to a file in various formats. For example it can write at least a simple txt file like: append File Naming Scheme for each file tagged to a text file.

+1. Handy idea really. Thanks.

edit: mp3tag does have a very good export functionality and it can read all the tags Picard has written. So, if only we had "import" function in Picard. It might save people from a lot of trouble while tagging huge libraries.