Re: [GNUnet-developers] Keywords with file insertion

[milan]

Bram Neijt a écrit :

> On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 21:24:32 +0100, N. Durner <address@hidden> wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> Or use the gnunet-insert program with "--noextraction" option and a
> nice gui form that is specificly for, say, audio and calculates and
> adds the MD4/5 hashes as keywords.
>  
Yeah, that's my idea. ;-) GNUnet-GTK does a few keyword extraction, but 
doesn't organise keywords like it should. Indeed, I'm working on a form 
to insert audio easily and to add standard keywords (like ID3 and Vorbis 
comment's Title, Artist, Album, Date...) to the file descriptor in 
GNUnet AFS. This can be done without much problems now, but time. :-) I 
promise you I'll work on it more... See the attached screenshot to have 
an idea of what it can be... and give me your suggestions.

So the idea of "<title:>title" was abandoned. I haven't looked really 
how the implementation of the 'tag' in the descriptor's was done, but I 
will do so soon.


> Yes, this is true. However, if a file would have an additional keyword
> with it's MD4 then ed2k links could be resolved using the MD4 provided
> by them.
> (because this is computationally intensive, it should never be mandatory)
> What I would like to see is a proposal for the extra metadata a user
> might want to add. Using only date is like saying computers will never
> need more then 300K RAM.
So it could be added to the tag, no ? We should choose if metadata list 
will be flexible (i.e. user can add every kind of data he want's 
manually, like MD4, Genre...) or if we choose a precise list, like 
Vorbis comment's list. What do you think ?

The list could be large, to allow many possibilities (user needs are not 
so infinite...).


Milan