hendrik.bock
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Posted: Jan. 26 2006,13:02 |
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Hi there!
Many thanks to Magnus Brading for his great software - its the best mp3-tagging tool available :-)
My suggestion: I manage my mp3s in a subversion repository to be able to track changes, like changing tag-information, adding a lyrics tag or a cover-tag or even renaming or moving a file to another directory. This is also quite usefull if more than one person on one computer makes changes to the mp3s - the changes can easily be synchronized with other users. The problem: If you rename a file or move it to another directory, you can't do that by just using your windows explorer or the mp3-tag-studio. This is because the subversion repository has to be notified of such a change, which it isn't if you don't use subversion commands for that. If you just use file-system functions for renaming or moving, the subversion-repository will lose track of the files - as the result, the files are no longer regarded as being part of the repository.
For savely renaming a file which is part of a working copy of a repository you have to use some command like:
Code Sample | svn rename "fanta 4 - mfg.mp3" "die fantastischen vier - mfg.mp3" |
This is just an example of what has to be done, i don't know the exact command syntax.
This subversion renaming and moving function would be a nice addition to your software Mr. Brading! There could be a checkbox on the tag->filename function, which says: "use subversion". If you click that checkbox, then no direct filesystem functions for moving a file are used, but the functions of the subversion-client. If Mr. Brading is interested in adding this function, i could also provide some source-code to achieve that functionality - i have to implement that function in any way.
Kind regards,
Hendrik Bock
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