Discogs Tagger 5.86 (Updated: 2024-11-09)

da **Peke** » ven feb 06, 2026 2:58 pm

TheEmpathicEar ha scritto: ↑ven feb 06, 2026 1:28 pm 1. Is it possible to use this in MM5? 2. If not, what is available in MM5 that does the same [more or less]?

No, this is MM4 plugin, Auto-Tag.

da **TheEmpathicEar** » ven feb 06, 2026 1:28 pm

1. Is it possible to use this in MM5? 2. If not, what is available in MM5 that does the same [more or less]?

da **Eyal** » ven feb 06, 2026 12:29 pm

@spon23

I think it would over complicate the script.
What I do in these cases is finding out the correct album version directly on Discogs.com,
copy the release number and past it into the search field of Discogs Tagger.
Discogs.com offer far more information so it's easier to find out the matching release.

PEACE.

da **spon23** » gio feb 05, 2026 2:05 pm

Hello. I was wondering if it's possible to add the number of tracks to the search results for easier matching? I absolutely love the amount of data that this plugin access, but it's really tough to find "matching" albums when there are 30+ versions of an album with varying amount of tracks. If we could see the # of tracks in the results, it would save a ton of time going through them one by one.

Thank you!

da **crap_inhuman** » mar dic 16, 2025 12:49 pm

mislu ha scritto: ↑ven dic 12, 2025 7:55 am hey crappy_human?

I can't authorize the tagger in discogs because the links are down

do you have a workaround?

Thanks

Carlos Filipe Costa

Hi,

which links are down?
Did you try it later again?

Greetings

da **mislu** » ven dic 12, 2025 7:55 am

hey crappy_human?

I can't authorize the tagger in discogs because the links are down

do you have a workaround?

Thanks

Carlos Filipe Costa

da **sfghryjytjt** » lun ago 04, 2025 3:22 pm

Worked perfectly to get me to the page, so it should work properly
(different number of files, so thats less of a tagger problem, more of a me problem)

thanks for your time

da **crap_inhuman** » lun ago 04, 2025 3:15 pm

sfghryjytjt ha scritto: ↑lun ago 04, 2025 4:45 am thanks, i'll let you know how i get on

(i did have a look through the script and tried to change the (1000)s to (3000) and the to i=999 to i=2999 but i must of missed something else)

I did the same and the error message didn't pop up. Please try the new version, it should works.

da **sfghryjytjt** » lun ago 04, 2025 4:45 am

thanks, i'll let you know how i get on

(i did have a look through the script and tried to change the (1000)s to (3000) and the to i=999 to i=2999 but i must of missed something else)

da **crap_inhuman** » dom ago 03, 2025 4:28 pm

Hey,

i just released a new version v5.87

Now the max amount of tracks is set to 2999. Now you can tag this mega huge box set

da **sfghryjytjt** » sab ago 02, 2025 10:07 am

Hi there, great add on, thank you.

Im getting an error pop up

error #9 microsoft vbscript runtime error
subscript out of range 'iTrackNum'
file "C:\users\*\appdata\roaming\mediamonkey\scripts\discogswebtag.vbs",line:4956,Column:3

then when i click ok

error pop up

error happened during script execution: subscript out of range: 'itracknum'

im trying to tag a huge box set - 100cd

https://www.discogs.com/release/1490580 ... -To-Harlem

using [r14905802] as the search

it has 2242 tracks, i assume it doesnt like that many, only thing i did was auto increment them as i find that sometimes helps with box sets, but i tried it both ways, get error,

thanks for your time

da **crap_inhuman** » dom feb 02, 2025 7:31 am

chris_a_johnson ha scritto: ↑mar gen 28, 2025 7:56 am I am trying to tag an album using the current version of discogs tagger(5.86) but I keep getting "object not a collection" error. It is only for one album and I have tried the suggestions listed in the forum, but not has worked. Any ideas on what else to try?

Please post the url or the release-number of the album, i will take a look.

da **chris_a_johnson** » mar gen 28, 2025 7:56 am

I am trying to tag an album using the current version of discogs tagger(5.86) but I keep getting "object not a collection" error. It is only for one album and I have tried the suggestions listed in the forum, but not has worked. Any ideas on what else to try?

da **numero** » mer dic 04, 2024 11:51 am

crap_inhuman ha scritto: ↑sab nov 23, 2024 10:45 am "No Sub-Track detection" in the Tagging Options.

Thank you for resolving this issue

da **crap_inhuman** » sab nov 23, 2024 10:45 am

numero ha scritto: ↑dom nov 17, 2024 4:22 pm
crap_inhuman ha scritto: ↑mer nov 06, 2024 7:42 am
numero ha scritto: ↑mar nov 05, 2024 6:27 am and second i found that "AA" record name is every time deactivated and joined with "A" record, and script not found a of aa record name of this correct release.
can you give me an example for this problem please?
I find random vinyl with A And AA sides.

What's going on:
When selecting tracks for tagging
- Only A remains active, AA is deactivated automatically.
- AA track information (in brackets) is added to A

I propose two ways out to write AA as B or to write it as it is, and if it is a single then assign the number 02 for AA if numbered representation.

You have to activate "No Sub-Track detection" in the Tagging Options. Then trigger once the "Save options" button.
Happy tagging

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