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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: Markeau on October 20, 2002, 07:27:23 am
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Per a thread on alt.music.mp3 JimH said I should post this here to remind the development team about the MusicMatch Jukebox tag support that should be in MJ9.
What would allow many of us MMJB users to completely be rid of MMJB (and stop recommending it!) is to not only read/write the MMJB tags for Mood, Preference, Situation and Tempo but also have the same dropdown box values for each so we can keep using them for categorization - these should also be supported in the Media File Properties dialog so tracks can be updated in batch mode.
I have detailed the tags and their standard MMJB pick list values below. Each tag field should also be editable so a user can add their own value:
Mood
None (this should leave a blank/whitespace)
Wild
Upbeat
Morose
Tranquil
Comatose
Preference
None (this should leave a blank/whitespace)
Excellent
Very Good
Good
Fair
Poor
Situation
None (this should leave a blank/whitespace)
Dance
Party
Romantic
Dinner
Background
Seasonal
Rave
Drunken Brawl
Tempo
None (this should leave a blank/whitespace)
Fast
Pretty Fast
Moderate
Pretty Slow
Slow
As noted, the None entries should not write "None" into the tag but instead should leave a blank.
If any MMJB users, etc, see that I made a mistake or am leaving something out please comment! And, MANY THANKS to the MJ team for adding the MMJB support!!!!
Mark
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IMHO I think that is not a good thing to support proprietary tags. But of course I understand the people who toke a lot of time to type MMJB tags and want to go to the marvellous MJ world.
So why not to do the following:
MJ9 could be able to import MMJB tag and then convert them into automatically added custom tags named 'Mood', 'Preference', 'Situation',...
According to dropdown box values I think that should be the same as any other custom field: I mean only if MJ9 let define a list of allowed values for a custom field.
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The next build of MJ 9 will support setting and reading of MusicMatch fields.
The fields will be detected and created automatically during import of media files.
Nikolay