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I'd highly recommend bandcamp-collection-downloader[1]. As a heavy buyer of music from bandcamp it's great to just run a command[2] and have everything download

I'd highly recommend bandcamp-collection-downloader[1]. As a heavy buyer of music from bandcamp it's great to just run a command[2] and have everything download while also keeping track of previous downloads so it doesn't re-download them. Personally I have them moved to a temp folder then I process/tag them with Picard[3] but you could probably automate that step with Beets[4] but I've not delved into it yet. 1. https://github.com/Ezwen/bandcamp-collection-downloader https://github.com/Ezwen/bandcamp-collection-downloader 2. https://gist.github.com/ryanwalder/d5d6d1d43b4b77fb92bde75b5eec2105 https://gist.github.com/ryanwalder/d5d6d1d43b4b77fb92bde75b5... (stick it in ~/bin/bandcamp and just run `bandcamp` to download everything) 3. https://picard.musicbrainz.org/ https://picard.musicbrainz.org/ 4. https://github.com/beetbox/beets https://github.com/beetbox/beets

Semaphor 3y ago
Thanks, I actually got the idea from recently finding bandcamp-collection-downloader, as doing it by myself just does not sound like fun, at all :D The tagging I’ll keep manual (I have the Jellyfin library location shared via SMB and added the share to MediaMonkey on my Desktop PC) as I have specific needs for genre, by far my most important field besides the basics (Artist/Album/Year/Song, and those are all tagged properly by Bandcamp).
- lloeki 3y ago
  > The tagging I’ll keep manual Picard is not automatic, I'd describe it mostly as "assisted". There's a two step process of track clustering and release metadata searching that are automatic, but each transition to the next step is manual so that you can review and adjust (either by using another matching method, fixing the lookup by pointing it to the correct release, or manually editing). There's a "gold disc" visual feedback for when it detected perfect matches. You can also decide if some/all tags should be updated from the global database or kept from the original file thus using the database as enrichment.
  - Semaphor 3y ago
    Yeah, but what is the advantage? Artist/Album/Track are already correct, genre I do manually. I don’t really use other tags.

Semaphor 3y ago

Thanks, I actually got the idea from recently finding bandcamp-collection-downloader, as doing it by myself just does not sound like fun, at all :D The tagging I’ll keep manual (I have the Jellyfin library location shared via SMB and added the share to MediaMonkey on my Desktop PC) as I have specific needs for genre, by far my most important field besides the basics (Artist/Album/Year/Song, and those are all tagged properly by Bandcamp).

lloeki 3y ago
> The tagging I’ll keep manual Picard is not automatic, I'd describe it mostly as "assisted". There's a two step process of track clustering and release metadata searching that are automatic, but each transition to the next step is manual so that you can review and adjust (either by using another matching method, fixing the lookup by pointing it to the correct release, or manually editing). There's a "gold disc" visual feedback for when it detected perfect matches. You can also decide if some/all tags should be updated from the global database or kept from the original file thus using the database as enrichment.
- Semaphor 3y ago
  Yeah, but what is the advantage? Artist/Album/Track are already correct, genre I do manually. I don’t really use other tags.