In my collection, the contents of these two tags are identical in many cases, in which case the issue is trivial. Therefore, I was faced with the problem of switching my entire tagging structure to use album artist instead of artist to define the directory structure. I obviously do not want to create separate top-level folders for each of these tracks. Often, an album is produced with one single album artist, and each track on the album features additional guest artists. When I initially started, I was somewhat bewildered by the various tags, and ended up depending mainly on the artist, album and title triple to organise everything and also define the directory structure in which the physical files are stored.Ī while back, I gradually discovered that actually, the album artist tag is more suited for this purpose. I obviously try to keep it clean and organised, storing all files in MP3, avoiding other strange partially unsupported formats, using open source tools to play an manipulate the tracks etc. I started DJ-ing in the past few years and put together a largish collection of music for that. Globally Swapping MP3 Artist and Album Artist Tags The reason I mention them here is that I had to spend some time getting these scripts to work.ĭuring my research, I saw that many others have encountered similar issues, and thought it worthwhile sharing my solutions with you. Comparing erroneous Mutagen MP3 track duration with ffmpeg.Extracting M3U playlist information from Songbird.Globally swapping MP3 artist and album artist tags.Right now, though, I'll first mention some completely different topics that I played with last week-end, completely unrelated to the Revit API, but still of a technical nature, related to MP3 music file tag manipulation and analysis: To do so, I think it might be helpful to encapsulate the SVG interaction using a slightly higher-level toolkit such as the Today I plan to go one step further, though, and enable translation and rotation of the furniture and other family instances. That implementation displays a read-only view of the model, useful for picking and identifying elements, e.g. Room polygon and furniture picker in SVG.
I started off doing so quite a while back, implementing a Today is an education day, and I am taking another look at displaying a 2D view of a Revit model on mobile devices using SVG.
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