Kamion migration and backup tool

[Tobias G. Pfeiffer]

Hi!

On Saturday 13 October 2007, 17:44, Jeff Mitchell wrote:
> Agreed.  Neither MusicBrainz nor Last.fm need to be dependencies for AFT
> to work, so I'd rather not make them dependencies for it.  AFT should
> track files, and MusicBrainz/Last.fm should identify songs.  Two
> separate but complimentary goals.

The aim of AFT is to keep metadata for a song when the file containing this 
song has been moved, right? So, provided that such a fingerprint is really 
unique up to a certain degree, I think it is a good thing to look at a file 
that has just been added, compute the fingerprint and see that this file 
contains the song we have stored metadata for and which apparently does not 
exist any more. This also enables Amarok to keep track of changes to the ID3 
tag (or other changes to the file, e.g. conversion from mp3 to ogg) that have 
been made outside the collection. Problems only arise when two files give the 
same fingerprint...

Bye
Tobias

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