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Open MusicBrainz artist/release/track page #7

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majkinetor opened this issue May 14, 2023 · 1 comment
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Open MusicBrainz artist/release/track page #7

majkinetor opened this issue May 14, 2023 · 1 comment

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@majkinetor
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I use Picard to tag my tracks, and then they all have metadata like this:

<MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMARTISTID> : fc01cdec-f2e3-4d43-a1f7-7945ca43618c
<MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMID> : 83b25612-55c6-4cbf-8a38-60fc7189a84b
<MUSICBRAINZ_ARTISTID> : fc01cdec-f2e3-4d43-a1f7-7945ca43618c; e96dae15-cc8a-45f4-b37d-92a375d36d81
<MUSICBRAINZ_RELEASEGROUPID> : 4ec113b2-e20c-307a-adb7-11ce53691e69
<MUSICBRAINZ_RELEASETRACKID> : f3a9b419-8203-33ff-8059-8bcd8f47477c
<MUSICBRAINZ_TRACKID> : c7b3165a-cc96-4dde-8311-91085760186b

This is also looked up by https://listenbrainz.org so you can have nice FOSS log of your listens.

It would be nice to create Open this /// on MusicBrainz context menu entries. Also, its trivial to implement. I am not a C programmer but if you like the idea and you don't have a time I can eventually give it a try.

@Tenome
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Tenome commented Aug 1, 2023

You can do this with foo_run. I have it set as:

"https://musicbrainz.org/release/%MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMID%"

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