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Tag Archives: MusicBrainz
MusicBrainz/Acoustid integration
Update: As of Jan 12, 2012, Acoustid links are now displayed on MusicBrainz by default. While the Acoustid database is reimporting, I wanted to do something fun, so tried to integrate Acoustid links into the MusicBrainz website. I wrote a … Continue reading
Easier MusicBrainz NGS database setup
Some time ago I wrote a couple of tools that help me set up and update a mirror of the MusicBrainz database on the Acoustid server. It turned out to be work really well. Recently I’ve seen a few people … Continue reading
Picard 0.13 released
MusicBrainz Picard wasn’t under active development for a long time. In fact, the last release was in November 2009. Even due to the situation, some bug fixes accumulated in the source control repository over the time, so the primary goal … Continue reading
MusicBrainz database replication
I wanted to work on the Acoustid lookup web service and for this I needed to setup a MusicBrainz replicated database slave. Normally I’d use the Perl code from mb_server, but I didn’t want to mess up the setup I … Continue reading
Posted in MusicBrainz, Tools
Tagged Database, MusicBrainz, postgresql, python, replication
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libmusicbrainz 3.0.3 released
I’ve just released libmusicbrainz 3.0.3. Most of the code was done a long time ago, but I never convinced myself to release it. It would have probably stayed that way, if it wasn’t for Yury G. Kudryashov’s patches (thank you!). … Continue reading