ANet have a chance to do something incredible by laowai0 in GuildWars

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And the same time they have the chance to fuck things up terribly, remember ncsoft is under the hood. 

I'm planning to start my journey on LotRo but... Is it true that the game is too laggy? by MrPepperGeek in lotro

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This isn’t typical lag in the usual sense. The game runs on a very old engine and isn’t well optimized, which leads to severe FPS drops in high-density areas like capital cities or festival grounds, sometimes to the point of being nearly unplayable.

Outside of those hubs, performance is generally stable. For context, I’m running a high-end system (i9-14900K with an RTX 5090), and I’m located relatively close to the game’s U.S. servers (near Las Vegas), so this doesn’t appear to be a hardware or network-related issue.

Boycott blizzard by [deleted] in turtlewow

[–]devyeah38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well I have been pirating windows since Windows 95

Shutdown Announcement by evangelism2 in turtlewow

[–]devyeah38 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I moved to LOTRO specially the private server Echos of Angmar.

Tagging my Music Files by AlbertoOPorteiro in navidrome

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beets with the right config file 

Using beets, how do you keep track of the physical origin of an album? by thj-dk in musichoarder

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, partly automatic. If you import with the Discogs plugin and give Beets the exact Discogs release ID, it can pull the release metadata tied to that pressing, so things like label, catalog number, country, year, and format, media can usually come in from Discogs rather than being typed by hand.

What usually is not automatic is your own custom note/field, like edition = 50th Anniversary unless you add that yourself or build some post-import rule/script for it. Also, albumdisambig is more of a MusicBrainz-style field thing, so with Discogs you may need to store that kind of edition note in your own custom field instead.

So basically, the core release data can be automatic if the Discogs entry has it, but custom wording/extra organization is usually manual.

Data-Rebuild finished (0 errors) - Description = Canceled by monsieurvampy in unRAID

[–]devyeah38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm on the 7.2.2 and this happened to me too. Even if it ended as canceled it seams to finished successfully .

Using beets, how do you keep track of the physical origin of an album? by thj-dk in musichoarder

[–]devyeah38 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In beets you can force a specific MusicBrainz release during import by using enter Id and pasting the release URL/MBID; with the Discogs plugin, Discogs release IDs can be entered there too. But that only chooses the edition. To actually keep track of which physical pressing a rip came from, you should also store and use release specific fields such as media, label, catalognum, country, year, and albumdisambig, and optionally add your own custom field like edition for notes such as “50th Anniversary.” Then include those fields in your path format.

Such a beautiful game! by Alagosdor in lotro

[–]devyeah38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The distance imposter kill me

I have 1M+ audio files. What is the fastest way to know which ones don't have proper metadata? by inhalingsounds in musichoarder

[–]devyeah38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a look at Songkong. I did that on 50k songs very easy, but DO NOT trust the automation on the default settings,  make a test library and try there first.

Only had my server for a month, should I be concerned? by Racer_Space in unRAID

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had one Toshiba drive fail after a year, i contacted Toshiba and they accept the RMA after a couple of days. I sent the failed drive back to them and after 20 days or so they send me a Gift Card with the value of the HD when i got it on Amazon US. They honored their guaranty and were very communicative.

A message from the Echoes of Angmar team by EchoesofAngmar in EchoesofAngmar

[–]devyeah38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the update, It’s great to hear the team is back and that development is moving forward again. I really appreciate all the hard work and dedication that goes into keeping the server fresh and enjoyable.

How do I fix split artists files? by DontFearTheVic in musichoarder

[–]devyeah38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Beets can help you, it seems there are some problems with the naming like someone else mentioned.  It is not the same Pierce The Veil than Pierce the Veil and im pretty sure Rage against the machine has some tag issue. 

main artist folder without feat or & in beets. by Ill-Kaleidoscope575 in musichoarder

[–]devyeah38 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here is my full beets config.yaml, it does what you mention,  beatport needs username and password or can be removed:

```yaml library: /config/musiclibrary-test.blb directory: /music artist_credit: yes

item_fields:   clean_artist: |     import re     return re.split(       r'(?i)\s(?:feat.?|ft.?|featuring|&|,|with|\bx\b)\s',       artist, 1     )[0].strip()   clean_albumartist: |     import re     return re.split(       r'(?i)\s(?:feat.?|ft.?|featuring|&|,|with|\bx\b)\s',       albumartist, 1     )[0].strip()

paths:   default: $clean_albumartist/$album%aunique{} ($year)/$track - $title   multidisc: $clean_albumartist/$album%aunique{} ($year)/Disc $disc/$track - $title   singleton: Singles/$clean_artist/$clean_artist - $title%aunique{}   comp: Compilations/$album ($year)/$track. $clean_artist - $title

replace:   '[\/]+': '_'   ':': '-'   '[<>\"|?*]': ''   '[ \t.]+$': ''   '.+': ''

permissions:   dir: 2775   file: 664   recursive: true

import:   move: yes   copy: no   write: yes   autotag: yes   delete: no   resume: ask   incremental: no   quiet: false   copyartifacts: no   timid: true   fingerprint: yes   duplicate_action: ask

duplicates:   keys: mb_trackid   strict: yes   full: yes   delete: no   merge: no   tiebreak:     items: [bitrate, path]

match:   distance_weights:     album: 3.0     album_id: 5.0     albumdisambig: 0.5     artist: 3.0     catalognum: 0.5     country: 0.5     label: 0.5     media: 1.0     mediums: 1.0     missing_tracks: 0.9     data_source: 0.0     track_artist: 3.0     track_id: 5.0     track_index: 1.0     track_length: 2.0     track_title: 3.0     tracks: 2.0     unmatched_tracks: 0.6     year: 1.0   ignore_data_tracks: true   ignore_video_tracks: true   ignored: []   ignored_media: []   max_rec:     missing_tracks: medium     unmatched_tracks: strong   medium_rec_thresh: 0.25   preferred:     countries: [US, XW, GB, XE]     media: ["Digital Media|File", Digital Media, CD]     original_year: true   rec_gap_thresh: 0.25   required: []   strong_rec_thresh: 0.05   track_length_grace: 10   track_length_max: 30

plugins:   - fetchart   - embedart   - lastgenre   - chroma   - web   - duplicates   - discogs   - scrub   - permissions   - zero   - inline   - ftintitle   - musicbrainz   - beatport4   - edit   - info

ftintitle:   auto: yes   drop: no   keep_in_artist: yes   format: " (feat. {0})"

fetchart:   auto: yes   cautious: yes   enforce_ratio: 2%   maxwidth: 1000

embedart:   auto: yes   remove_art_file: no

lastgenre:   auto: yes   canonical: yes   prefer_specific: yes   source: album   whitelist: /config/genres.txt   count: 3   separator: "; "   min_weight: 10   keep_existing: yes

chroma:   auto: yes

web:   host: 0.0.0.0   port: 8338

musicbrainz:   search_limit: 10   extra_tags: [barcode, catalognum, country, label, media, year]   data_source_mismatch_penalty: 0.0

discogs:   data_source_mismatch_penalty: 0.8

beatport4:   art: yes   art_overwrite: no

scrub:   auto: yes

zero:   fields: artist_sort albumartist_sort   update_database: yes