I love this program, and it works great to download music. In the interest of
better operability, I'd like to suggest two seemingly small things:
First - There should be an option to make this thin client more portable. I
don't mean from OS to OS, but rather from box to box. This could be done
easily by having an option to store the data locally, in a file located right
beside TheLastRipper. (Like %Programs%\TheLastRipper\TheLastRipper.cfg on
Windows or ~/.TheLastRipper on Unix).
That way I could stop having to type up the settings I need every time I start
the program on a third-party computer. Oh, and the location of this file
should be tweakable.
This would be a one hour job, I would imagine... at longest.
Second - There should be better exclusion options than just Artist. How often
is there a band on last.fm that you love, yet another band that shares their
name keeps playing automatically? With better exclusion, you could declare
that that specific Album should not be recorded. And as long as one is doing
this, how about excluding Songs?
A good way to do this would be to piggyback on top of the exclude file.
Let's say you love Muse, but hate their new album. Simple enough, just put the
exclusion in like so:
Exclude.txt
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Muse\\The Resistance
Using "\\" as a directory separator. Nobody has "\\" in their band, album, or
song name.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by Jeos...@gmail.com on 8 Dec 2010 at 2:35
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
Jeos...@gmail.com
on 8 Dec 2010 at 2:35