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System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80080005): Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {148F7BB6-4943-4C53-8E30-0F9115D30283} failed due to the following error: 80080005.
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[Encoding]=utf-8MM starts up then, right?When MM is closed and I click GetFromMediaMonkey all goes well.
There's no need to. You did everything as supposed. Maybe WST isn't writing the tags because the Album Art checkbox (main screen) isn't checked. A bug (that is now fixed but not yet released) required that. Also make sure that the tracks that you want to tag(update) are checked in the tracks preview list (bottom list in main view) and that tracks are matched (tracknumber is filled next to the checkbox --> no "?")I also can't mark "style" on the main screen
, do I have to add it in all the scripts?The problem with the missing/corrupt characters has been fixed (I had to include a script property that I didn't know the use for, previously). The "encoding" for e.g. Amazon will now have to be explicitely mentioned in the script file:Amazon and AllMusicGuide should now both work fine. If you have another script file with the same problem, add this encoding property, or if it is already there, remove it. If this fixes it, please let me know. If not, please let me know tooCode: Select all
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Has Discogs worked for you otherwise? The only tagging source I can get to work is AllMusic and SOMETIMES Amazon (US) will work, but only on the off chance.Exa wrote:First, I have got to congratulate you on possibly the BEST idea ever. I love Discogs, and as of yet I have had to manually copy/paste all the track info into MM; a rather arduous task. The ability to search and tag using Discogs is like a dream come true.
Unfortunately, I am having the same problem as the previous poster, in that it doesn't display a tracklist... rendering the awesomeness, well... useless. Please look into this!
Just tried someone popular (Madonna) and it seemed to work find. Tried a few more and it seems real hit and miss (aswell as most of the other scripts), might just be that the majority of the stuff I listen to are underground rap, and thus may not have results on any of these sites. Though, I'm constantly getting the error about Parsing blah blah. Anyway...Steegy wrote:@Mizery_Made: The Discogs (Artist) script uses an exact and existing title (because it'll be part of an url). If you misspell an artist name or it simply doesn't exist on Discogs, you'll get an error (because the page simply can't be found). Try searching for Tess or Madonna or something similar (famous and simple) to see if that works.
