This is one of the albums where I have lost the "Name" - http://www.allmusic.com/album/release/farewell-1-tour-live-from-melbourne-blu-ray-mr0003863658
Ok, no problem...
Oddly it has inserted an extra 37sec Chapter that does not exist on the BD - "12 Silent Spring [Intro]" but I've now created a particle for this so it matches. I take it I should try the instructions here - http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=84268.0
No need to create the extra particle. There is an option to specify the range you want to use. It usage syntax is mentioned here:
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=84268.msg599000#msg599000and in the Changes file for version 1.20.
Your command line would be:
perl amg.pl -c amg-config.txt --rid mr0003863658 --range 'T1-11,13-31' -i name
Given it is only the "Name" field I'd lost it would be easier to just manually renter the info but I'm keen to give your script a go if I've got the info above correct!
The -i name option above says to include only Name in the output; that's the only field then that gets populated.
*Note: there is a minor bug which you'll see a warning for when you run the command:
Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at amg.pl line 1131 (#1)
(W uninitialized) An undefined value was used as if it were already
I've fixed this and posted the update (v1.26).
By the way, if you create a user field called "AMG Album ID" *, and populate it with the rid value above, you won't need the --rid option, so you could use:
perl amg.pl -c amg-config.txt --range 'T1-11,13-31' -i name
Alternatively, you can supply that option and value, and include the rid key and it will be populated for you:
perl amg.pl -c amg-config.txt --rid mr0003863658 --range 'T1-11,13-31' -i name,rid
That way, you have it for the future to re-run should you need to.
* You can name the field as you wish - see the amg-config.txt file.