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I wanted to load https://magicisrc.kepstin.ca/ but I just get this error page today:

If you’re seeing this, you either have Javascript disabled, or I’ve gone and broken the page.

I'm on Android 9 Firefox 68.11.0 with JavaScript enabled.
It used to work.

There should be the ability to paste text containing a list of multiple ISRCs, so they can be assigned sequentially to tracks. This saves a lot of effort individually copy/pasting ISRCs into separate fields.

An enhancement would be to parse certain common formats, e.g. cue files, to assign isrcs to tracks smartly.

i try to paste column with isrc's, and all codes was paste in one line(
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The current behaviour of MagicISRC requires that a user re-authenticate with MusicBrainz when their auth token has expired (or if the session storage in the browser is cleared). This is a few extra clicks in the workflow, so for people who use MagicISRC regularly it would be nice to have MagicISRC remember logins.

Some things to think about:

• Probably needs some login UI work so I can have a "remember me" option to enable persistent logins
• Store login information and refresh token in permanent storage rather than session storage
• When should the token be refreshed? Probably only makes sense to do this on ISRC submit (do I want to do it on initial page load?), but error handling and persisting data for re-login might be tricky.

I'm running a program that goes through releases and checking the url relationships for ISRCs (among other things). It would be very useful to be able to seed track names & lengths (like how d.ontun.es does for spotify) to make sure I'm not submitting the wrong ISRCs for the wrong recordings

It would be great if there was a textarea where the user could enter an edit note, e.g. the source of the ISRCs. This field could also get prefilled by other tools which seed MagicISRC from various sources.

Bonus points if it also includes the MBID/URL of the target release automatically, like tatsumo's ISRC submitter for Spotify does.

See MBS-6048 for the implementation of the edit note WS parameter.

According to https://community.metabrainz.org/t/problems-with-isrc-batch-add/158976/35 the edit preview links include /recording/ but then use the track mbid. This should be corrected to use the recording mbid.

As written in https://blog.musicbrainz.org/?p=6942 they will abandon version 1 web services.

If you are one of the few authors of software that has not updated your software to use the newer ws/2 endpoint, your software’s MusicBrainz functionality will cease to work after 1 August.

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Submitting for https://magicisrc-beta.kepstin.ca/seeding.html

Script Homepage: https://github.com/ToadKing/apple-music-barcode-isrc

I've updated my userscript to use MagicISRC to submit ISRCs. Note that despite the isrcM-T format being preferred, I use the isrcN format. I've found that some digital versions of multi-disc releases often have conflicting media numbering on different digital services, thus different formats in MusicBrainz:

Example:

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/final-fantasy-vii-remake-original-soundtrack/1513522478
MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/release/9bb970b5-31f2-456e-acea-2206c89b6ba9

The original physical release was on seven discs which Amazon and MusicBrainz use. Apple Music uses four mediums for some reason. Most other digital sites just use a single medium.

An example release: https://magicisrc.kepstin.ca/?mbid=ab9e6f50-b248-4ed2-a591-1f175e609e44

An example release that causes this problem: https://musicbrainz.org/release/aa908649-4d88-4232-9285-3167b0c3b79c

The first medium on this release has a track-count of 0, and the tracks array is not present in the media object:

{
  "position": 1,
  "track-count": 0,
  "title": "Films",
  "format": "Blu-ray",
  "format-id": "c693c05b-3316-3d69-afc2-5e2bc455bffc"
}

This causes an exception when iterating through the media.