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Hello All,
I am pretty new to Amarok. I am in a need of fingerprinting media files. I want to compare two files using their fingerprints (as they have bad ID3s,filenames and different encodings) and want to see if they are the files of same song or not? I know that Amarok has a module which does fingerprinting. But I am not sure how to use it and how does it work. Can any please tell me how I can use this feature to solve my problem? I would appreciate any help. Thank you, sanket |
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You will have to be patient, as it's not implemented in the released versions yet. Maybe 2.1 or later. This depends on the manpower available.
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I wouldn't do this in amarok. There are programs specialized on this.
Try MusicBrainz Picard. This is a program to tag files in a semi-automatic fashion. Part of this are so called PUIDs, which are fingerprints: http://musicbrainz.org/doc/PicardTagger Last.fm also uses fingerprints, but for your task the normal program doesn't help. There is a utility tool that can give you the fingerprints and/or tell you what the song is called by most people: http://blog.last.fm/2007/08/29/audio-fi ... n-metadata I would recommend Picard for your task. I hope amarok gets fingerprinting support, but I don't know if this would actually help you with your problem. There won't be a popup telling you that 2 of your files in your DB are identical, I guess. |
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