Abbreviate Artist-Sort and Album-Artist-Sort Tags.\ne.g. \"Vivaldi, Antonio\" becomes \"Vivaldi, A.\"\nThis is particularly useful for classical albums that can have a long list of artists.\n%artistsort% is abbreviated into %_artistsort_abbrev% and\n%albumartistsort% is abbreviated into %_albumartistsort_abbrev%.
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\nBy default, only simple mood and genre information is saved, but the plugin can\nbe configured to include all highlevel data.\n
\nBased on code from Andrew Cook, Sambhav Kothari\n
\nWARNING: Experimental plugin. All guarantees voided by use.
Add's the following tags:
\nfrom the AcousticBrainz database.
\nThis plugin is deprecated, please consider using the AcousticBrainz Tags\nplugin instead.
Adds any saved release to one of your user collections
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\nPlease see the user\nguide on GitHub for more information.
This plugin provides specialized album and track variables for use in\nnaming scripts. It is based on the \"Album Artist Extension\" plugin, but\nexpands the functionality to also include track artists. Note that it\ncannot be used as a direct drop-in replacement for the \"Album Artist\nExtension\" plugin because the variables are provided with different\nnames. This will require changes to existing scripts if switching to\nthis plugin.\n
\nPlease see the user guide on GitHub for more information.
Adds a plugin context menu option to clusters and single files to help you quickly add them as releases or standalone recordings to the MusicBrainz database via the website by pre-populating artists, track names and times.
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\nThe information is provided in the following variables:
PLEASE NOTE: Once the plugin is installed, it automatically makes these \nvariables available to File Naming Scripts and other scripts in Picard. \nLike other variables, you must mention them in a script for them to affect \nthe file name or other data.\n
\nThis plugin is no longer being maintained. \nConsider switching to the \nAdditional Artists Variables plugin, \nwhich fills this \nrole, and also includes additional variables. That other plugin uses different \nnames for the album artist names provided here, so you if you switch plugins, you\nwill need to update your scripts with the different names.\n
\nVersion 0.6.1 of this plugin functions identically to Version 0.6. Only this \ndescription (and the version number) has changed.
Use cover art from Amazon.
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\nThe options screen provides five tabs for users to control the tags produced:\n
\n1. Artists: Options as to whether artist tags will contain standard MB names, aliases or as-credited names.\nAbility to include and annotate names for specialist roles (chorus master, arranger, lyricist etc.).\nAbility to read lyrics tags on the file which has been loaded and assign them to track and album levels if required.\n(Note: Picard will not normally process incoming file tags).\n
\n2. Works and parts: The plugin will build a hierarchy of works and parts (e.g. Work -> Part -> Movement or\nOpera -> Act -> Number) based on the works in MusicBrainz's database. These can then be displayed in tags in a variety\nof ways according to user preferences. Furthermore partial recordings, medleys, arrangements and collections of works\nare all handled according to user choices. There is a processing overhead for this at present because MusicBrainz limits\nlook-ups to one per second.\n
\n3. Genres etc.: Options are available to customise the source and display of information relating to genres,\ninstruments, keys, work dates and periods. Additional capabilities are provided for users of Muso (or others who\nprovide the relevant XML files) to use pre-existing databases of classical genres, classical composers and classical\nperiods.\n
\n4. Tag mapping: in some ways, this is a simple substitute for some of Picard's scripting capability. The main advantage\n is that the plugin will remember what tag mapping you use for each release (or even track).\n
\n5. Advanced: Various options to control the detailed processing of the above.\n
\nAll user options can be saved on a per-album (or even per-track) basis so that tweaks can be used to deal with\ninconsistencies in the MusicBrainz data (e.g. include English titles from the track listing where the MusicBrainz works\nare in the composer's language and/or script).\nAlso existing file tags can be processed (not possible in native Picard).\n
\nSee the readme file \non GitHub here for full details.
Moves disc numbers and subtitles from the separate tags to album titles.
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\nWARNING: Experimental plugin. All guarantees voided by use.
\nExample: Taylor Swift\nRelease: Midnights\n https://musicbrainz.org/release/e348fdd6-f73b-47fe-94c4-670bfee26a39 ,\n https://critiquebrainz.org/release-group/0dcc84fb-c592-46e9-ba92-a52bb44dd553
\nRecording:\n https://musicbrainz.org/recording/93113326-93e9-409c-a3d6-5ec91864ba30 ,\n https://critiquebrainz.org/recording/93113326-93e9-409c-a3d6-5ec91864ba30
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\n\"Aerial (disc 1: A Sea of Honey)\"
This plugin sets the albumsort and titlesort tags. It also provides the script\nfunctions $swapprefix_lang, $delprefix_lang and $title_lang. The languages\nincluded at the moment are English, Spanish, Italian, German, French and Portuguese.
\nThe functions do the same thing as their original counterparts, but take\nmultiple languages as parameters. If no languages are provided, all the available ones are\nincluded. Languages are provided with ISO 639-3 codes: eng, spa, ita, fra, deu, por.
\nTagging and checking aliases can be disabled in the plugin's options page, found\nunder \"plugins\". Checking aliases will slow down processing.
\nIf you wish to add your own language or to change the words that are not capitalized,\nplease feel free to code the changes and submit a pull request along with links to web\npages that give definitive language-specific title-case rules.
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To use this plugin you have to register a personal API key on fanart.tv.
Removes feat. artists from track titles. Substitution is case insensitive.
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\n- Title: \"Unit 1 - Lesson 10\"\n For example, take the following titles and track numbers:\n
\n- Title: \"Unit 1 - Lesson 1\" - Track #1\n- Title: \"Unit 1 - Lesson 2\" - Track #1\n- Title: \"Unit 2 - Lesson 10\" - Track #2\n- Title: \"Unit 2 - Lesson 1\" - Track #2\n\n The track numbers will be changed to: 1, 2, 4, 3
How to use:
\nThis plugin provides options with respect to the formatting of performer\ntags. It has been developed using the 'Standardise Performers' plugin by\nSophist as the basis for retrieving and processing the performer data for\neach of the tracks. The format of the resulting tags can be customized\nin the option settings page.
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\nPlease see the user guide on GitHub for more information.
Save and load metadata to/from Haiku BFS attributes.
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In order to use Happi.dev you need to get a free API key at happi.dev
Replaces unicode character HYPHEN (U+2010) [0xE2 0x80\n0x90] with typographically identical HYPHEN-MINUS (U+002D) [0x2D] for fonts\nthat do not support HYPHEN and to prevent visually duplicate filenames\ndifferentiated only by their hyphens.
\nUnicode duplicated hyphen from ASCII as an unambiguous way to designate a\nhyphen from a minus whilst still being typographically indentical. Since\ntext processing on music tags is rare so choice is purely pedantic esepcially\nas keyboards only have HYPHEN-MINUS.
\nReplaces character on \"album\", \"title\", \"artist\", \"artists\", \"artistsort\",\n\"albumartist\", \"albumartists\" and \"albumartistsort\" tags.
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To keep all tags that can have a description (like comment, lyricsandperformer), add<tagname without description>(not including:`) to the\nlist of tags to keep.
Adds functions to convert between 'standard', 'camelot', 'open key' and 'traktor' key formats.
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", "files": { "__init__.py": "22523f93104feffbe43cc9360b17f7ca" }, "license": "GPL-2.0", "license_url": "https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html", "name": "Tagger script functions $is_lossless() and $is_lossy()", "version": "0.3" }, "lrclib_lyrics": { "api_versions": [ "2.12" ], "author": "Giorgio Fontanive", "description": "Fetches lyrics from lrclib.net
\nAlso allows to export lyrics to an .lrc file or import them from one.
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\nAccording to WikiPedia\na \"Moodbar is a computer visualization used for navigating within a piece of music or any other recording on a digital audio track.\nThis is done with a commonly horizontal bar that is divided into vertical stripes.\nEach stripe has a colour combination showing the \"mood\" within a short part of the audio track.\"
\nTo use this plugin you will need to download special executables to create the moodbars -\nat the time of writing, executables are only available for various Linux distributions\n(see the Amarok Moodbar page for details).
Fetch first 30% of lyrics from Musixmatch
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\nCurrently replaces characters on \"album\", \"albumartist\", \"albumartists\", \"albumartistsort\", \"albumsort\", \"artist\", \"artists\", \"artistsort\" and \"title\" tags.
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Create a paper CD case from an album or cluster using http://papercdcase.com
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\nPlease see the user\nguide on GitHub for more information.
\nThis plugin provides the ability to store and retrieve script variables that persist across tracks and albums.\nThis allows things like finding and storing the earliest recording date of all of the tracks on an album.\n
\n\nThere are two types of persistent variables maintained - album variables and session variables. Album variables\npersist across all tracks on an album. Each album's information is stored separately, and is reset when the\nalbum is refreshed. The information is cleared when an album is removed. Session variables persist across all\nalbums and tracks, and are cleared when Picard is shut down or restarted.\n
\n\nThis plugin adds eight new scripting functions to allow management of persistent script variables:\n
\nPlease see the user guide on GitHub for more information.\n
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Remove all perfectly matched albums from the selection.
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\nThis is primarily intended to make vinyl records designed for record\n changers\n (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_changer#Automatic_sequencing)\n play in the correct order.
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\nSelect one or more tracks, albums, or clusters then right click and select Plugin->Calculate ReplayGain.\nThe plugin will calculate ReplayGain information for the selected items and display the results in the\nmetadata window. Click the save button to write the tags to file.
\nThe following file formats are supported:
\nThis plugin is based on the original ReplayGain plugin by Philipp Wolfer and Sophist.
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The function is used as:
\n$logline(text[,level])
where text is the text to write to the log. The entry will be written\nat log level Info by default, but this can be changed by specifying a\ndifferent level as an optional second parameter. Allowable log levels are:
If an unknown level is entered, the function will use the default Info\nlevel.
Adds a right click option on a cluster to look up album information using a search engine in a browser window.
\nAdds a right click option on an album or track to look up cover art for the selected album or title.
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\nLeaves words containing embedded uppercase as-is i.e. USA or DoA.
\nFor Artist/AlbumArtist, title cases only artists not join phrases
\ne.g. The Beatles feat. The Who.
This plugin sorts multi-value tags e.g. Performers alphabetically.
\nNote: Some multi-value tags are excluded for the following reasons:
Sets the albumartist to \"Soundtrack\" if releasetype is a soundtrack.
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\n\nPerformer [acoustic guitar, bass, dobro, electric guitar and tambourine]: Graham Gouldman\nPerformer [acoustic guitar, electric guitar, grand piano and synthesizer]: Lol Creme\nPerformer [electric guitar, moog and slide guitar]: Eric Stewart\n\n
becomes:
\n\nPerformer [acoustic guitar]: Graham Gouldman; Lol Creme\nPerformer [bass]: Graham Gouldman\nPerformer [dobro]: Graham Gouldman\nPerformer [electric guitar]: Eric Stewart; Graham Gouldman; Lol Creme\nPerformer [grand piano]: Lol Creme\nPerformer [moog]: Eric Stewart\nPerformer [slide guitar]: Eric Stewart\nPerformer [synthesizer]: Lol Creme\nPerformer [tambourine]: Graham Gouldman\n\n
Update: This version now sorts the performer tags in order to maintain a consistent value and avoid tags appearing to change even though the base data is equivalent.
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\nA MusicBrainz login is required to use this plugin. Log in first by going to the General options. Then, to use, right click on a track or release then go to Plugins and depending on what you want to submit, choose the option you want.
\nUses code from rdswift's \"Submit ISRC\" plugin (specifically, the handling of the network response)
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\n\nTo use this function, you must first match your files to the appropriate tracks for\na release. Once this is done, but before you save your files if you have Picard set\nto overwrite the 'isrc' tag in your files, right-click the release and select \"Submit\nISRCs\" in the \"Plugins\" section. For each file that has a single valid ISRC in its\nmetadata, the ISRC will be added to the recording on the release if it does not\nalready exist. Once all tracks for the release have been processed, the missing\nISRCs will be submitted to MusicBrainz.\n
\n\nIf a file's metadata contains multiple ISRCs, such as if the file has already been\ntagged, then no ISRCs will be submitted for that file.\n
\n\nIf one of the files contains an invalid ISRC, or if the same ISRC appears in the\nmetadata for two or more files, then a notice will be displayed and the submission\nprocess will be aborted.\n
\n\nWhen ISRCs have been submitted, a notice will be displayed showing whether or not\nthe submission was successful.\n
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\nThis allows you to see metadata variables beginning with \"~\" which are not normally visible in the metadata\npane of the main Picard window, which can be useful when you are writing tagging or file naming scripts.
Query wikidata to get genre tags
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\nThis plugin attempts to set the movement and movementnumber tags, but only\nif the work linked to the recording is part of a larger work. The work tag\nthen gets set to the work of which the movement is a part of.
If the recording is only linked to a simple work without separate parts then it\nis not considered a proper work and the work and movement related tags will be\ncleared.
\nThe plugin will always set the original values, as loaded from MusicBrainz, of\nthe work and musicbrainz_workid tags into the variables %%recording_work%\nand %%recording_workid% to be used in scripting.