
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Domo is a music organizer which indexes digital audio sources, extracts all information and inserts everything into a relational database. The database can then be queried, exported and compared with other digital audio sources. Musicbrainz support is also available for the looking up of Audio CDs or for identifying unknown tracks based on their TRM audio fingerprint.
Please check the sourceforge project page and the FAQ on http://domo.sf.net before reporting any problems.
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** I don't care how you vote but if you vote please explain why
** so I can do something about it.
** Help wanted:
- update translations
- binary packaging for other distros
(source contains spec files)
15 years ago
Although this release is labled as a beta it _should_ be stable and usable.
- A new CVS module was created to reflect the completely
cleaned up source tree. It should be easier to maintain
and understand the code now.
- Tweaking and tuning of existing features
- Cleanup of GUIs and added more artwork
- Squashed a few bugs
- Added kdevelop project file
- Spec files for arklinux and suse, may serve as templates for others
15 years ago
Although this release is labled as a beta it _should_ be stable and usable.
- A new CVS module was created to reflect the completely
cleaned up source tree. It should be easier to maintain
and understand the code now.
- Tweaking and tuning of existing features
- Cleanup of GUIs and added more artwork
- Squashed a few bugs
- Added kdevelop project file
- Spec files for arklinux and suse, may serve as templates for others
dlab
16 years ago
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shm
16 years ago
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bubba
16 years ago
I will take a look at this.
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bubba
16 years ago
Well support for other databases (for which there is a Qt driver) can easily be coded in. PostgreSQL support is next on the list for example. It basically requires implementing a simple interface. The problem here,however, is not the database but the sql dialect it supports.
For non qt-supported dbases things get a little more complex though I havent had time to dive into that yet. Maybe sometime in the future.
Cheers
Dirk
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bubba
16 years ago
Cheers!
Dirk
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