Re: [GNUnet-developers] Music insertion

[Milan]

N. Durner a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> > To find precisely the music files and albums, I use keywords like
> > <title:>foo or <encoding:>ogg.
>
>
> There's a request for a date field (Mantis #789), too.
> Perhaps we should put all the meta-data into an extensible format with 
> certain fixed and well-known fields (the ones you mentioned) in GNUnet 0.7.

Yeah, it was my first idea, but it seems more likely to be a work for 
0.6.7...
We could use a struct containing the keyword and an identifier like 
libextractor's standardized KeywordType.

A nice feature would be a way to get keywords from the file to show more 
information about it. For example : I search songs by artist "led 
Zeppelin", and GNUnet founds 10 files. We should be able to show 
encoding, album, year... from the file identifier.
I though using Description in a standardized way to be able to get 
information from it, but it's not so usable.

This question also works with thumbnails.

So, should I code using the current features or should I think about 
GNUnet 0.6.7 and libextractor 0.7 ? (this depends on what time will I 
need and when new versions will be available)

Current features means :

 * storing as said previously information in keywords
 * using Description to store and find this data
 * using user locale to store keywords

> I have thought about a module for libExtractor that converts special 
> national characters to an alternative representation. For example, the 
> German umlauts ä, ö and ü can be written as ae, oe and ue. Is there a 
> similiar rule for other characters like "ç" (c cedille)?
> This would be a solution to the problem that I usually don't know how to 
> type these chars using a foreign keyboard layout.
ç hasn't another way to write it, but we can write "œ" oe : this is an 
error, but it's easier to write. The same thing happen with accents, 
like é è à ù, that we forget sometimes. Note that CDDB does write 
correctly all this, so ID3 tags should be right.


Oh, and I have a little problem using libextractor to get filename from 
a KeywordList with :
char * filename;
filename = EXTRACTOR_extractLast (EXTRACTOR_FILENAME, KeywordList);

This work for all other keywordtypes, but filename is empty after this.
I load extractors with getExtractors() fonction in gnunet_afs_esed2.h

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