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Don't match AISN code #111

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binyaminyblatt opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 1 comment
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Don't match AISN code #111

binyaminyblatt opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 1 comment

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binyaminyblatt commented Dec 17, 2023

Is it possible to make a fake AISN code that will skip the matching process and immediately default to whatever's in the ID3 tags this would be helpful for things that are not available on audible so that it doesn't try to match with possible alternate additions for instance I have an addition of Dune that is not available on audible and it keeps trying to write it as the audible edition and keeps merging it with the audible edition

Basically what I'm looking for is the ability to tell the agent no this is not available just use whatever you have and have a way to put that in the file name so quick match works

There is an agent that allows you to basically just use whatever's in the ID3 tags and I'm just curious if there's a way to basically combine the two because there are many many audiobooks that were not released on audible and are not available in any way to match

Maybe use a special character in the fake AISN number so it can't be confused with anything else but that's just an idea

@binyaminyblatt binyaminyblatt changed the title Don't match ASN code Don't match AISN code Dec 18, 2023
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binyaminyblatt commented Dec 18, 2023

I just found another agent which is supposed to be for audio books basically just reads the json file that's next to your files for the data I was wondering might be possible to implement something like that here so that things that cannot be mad can instead be manually overrated so that it for instance I migrate my library or something it will allow me get all the metadata back without sitting and re-entering it

https://github.com/kaldigo/JSON.bundle

this also would allow for for instance overriding any data that I was trying to manually set could become check first locally and whatever data you can't find locally look online

For example I have a book called good omens sometimes it's marked as being written by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett and sometimes it's marked the opposite order I have three different versions of it and because of that I have to go in there and manually edit each one to make sure that they all end up in the same place because otherwise my library would be a mess

but it really would be most helpful for books that don't have a match

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