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We used to match the date order from the set format, but with the new OS X Leopard and above it's no longer possible. The format is determined by OS X from your settings in System Preferences -> International -> Formats. In that case, there's clearly something buggy. I have System Preferences -> In...

Did this get fixed?

Did this get fixed?

If you set Date Format set to "%b %d %Y" (Month/Day/Year - American standard), *pedia still requires numeric dates be entered as "%d/%b/%Y" (Day/Month/Year). If it's too much work to explicitly match Date Format, at least have a preference that allows the user to enter dates as M...

I sent you Database.pediadata. By the way, I mistyped the title to this thread. The problem I'm seeing is in CDpedia.

Nora wrote:Try deleting the "Noise" entry from the list manually and then hit the Rebuild button. Does "Noise" re-appear on the list?

Yes.

I had a disc with "Noise" in the Label field. I changed this to "Noise Records". Then I did a Rebuild of the autofill information for Label. "Noise Records" was new, but "Noise" didn't go away like it should. I tried deleting autofill.xml and starting over but...

I was thinking you could simplify this idea and dump the iTunes matching bit without losing any real functionality. 1) Any contiguous set of tracks with the same non-empty Group field constitute a Group. The degenerate case of a single track is A-OK. 2) Tracks in a group are sub-numbered (8a, 8b, et...

bradandbree wrote:Yes, that's correct. And unlike the original poster, I don't even have to make any changes in the edit window.

You're right. I made the incorrect assumption that something had to actually change in the item to trigger changing the note.

iTunes has a Grouping tag. Its official use is this: group related tracks of a piece of music (a "work") which spans multiple tracks, like all of the movements in a concerto. Grouping is a classification level higher than song or track, but lower than album or disc. For example. Dmitry Sho...

When you select Help->Refresh iTunes Tracks, CDpedia does indeed mark all of the tracks as found. Unfortunately, it doesn't mark the album as "all found" (showing a two-leg musical note). The album is still marked as "partially found" (a one-leg note). In order to complete markin...

The one with the 1994 Release has a Date Added of Oct 09 2007 03:25, the 2006 release has a Date Added of Oct 09 2007 03:26.

Btw, with my Date Format set to "%b %d %Y" (American standard), why does CDpedia require dates be entered as "%d/%b/%Y"?

I had two entries one with Orig Release = Jun 21 1982, Release = Sep 20 1994 one with Orig Release = Jun 21 1982, Release = Jan 24 2006 When I sorted (Release then Original Release) with ascending dates (later dates are lower), the second disc was first! In other words, the sort wasn't stable. I tri...

The comments over at SnapTell's blog make the same presumption I do, that Amazon's mobile API snafu is intended to stifle competition for SnapTell. They are also uniformly negative.

We haven't been able to get an answer about why it's not okay on a mobile device but okay on anything else. The obvious (but not necessarily right) answer is they're developing their own mobile app, like B&N did, except that Amazon's won't be free. The anti-mobile rule just eliminated their com...