![]() ![]() Standard query field script will load artist and album info onto the filed, if said info is already present in the files. Please take note of this if/when using the option. **Though the ja_jp option exists and is available, I have never had a query whose results were ported to japanese characters if they were not already the original writing system. Other/incorrect values will return a bad request error message. Leaving the field blank will display the results in their original language. For always displaying results in English, this field must have the value en_us for always displaying results in japanese, the value must be ja_jp**. ![]() On the Itunes API page is mentioned the possibility of displaying results from a non-English alphabet (e.g japanese) in English, or displaying search results in japanese charaters from the english alphabet, if provided by the database. Check beforehand if iTunes is available in your desired country. List of available country codes is available at ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 - Wikipedia. Please use correct country codes or a bad request error will be generated. ![]() "Country:" Simply state which country you would like the script to query. The "Search by:" box has the following fields: Just download the file(s) of your choice to your Mp3Tag '\sources' folder on Mp3Tag go to Tag Sources > iTunes WS and select the script you want to use or the settings you want to change. I don't need scripts for 20+ countries if I mainly use just 2 or 3 and seldom use the rest. There are already WS scripts for several countries, but personally I find them cumbersome. Special edition, I would want to get metadata info from iTunes from that country. This made sense to me, since if there was an artist from a certain country, or if an album had a localized I could somehow define what country the script would query. ![]() And the main one was the ability for a script that could be After using WS iTunes script(s) for years, I've finally decided to take up scripting and give it a shotĪt creating a tool with the functions I wanted. ![]()
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