And I’ll repeat post from a month ago:
For some reason, the mirror is reporting the following:
Countries excluded (iTunes)
(As of 2021-01-14).
Southern Europe: Albania (al)
Middle Africa: Sao Tome and Principe (st)
Southern Asia: Pakistan (pk)
Micronesia: Palau (pw)
These are Deezer only countries and iTunes never has them there, because they don’t have service there. This should not be showing up. Please remove from iTunes list of countries.
Thank you for reporting it again, I think I did not understand the problem when you reported it the first time. Now I got it and have prepared a fix that adds KR for Spotify and removes AL, PK, PW and ST from the iTunes country list (not sure why they were already part of marlonob’s list).
The “Belarus bug” should fix itself once @atj updates the mirror, because the “This is all of them” message is always displayed when the element counts of the availability list and the internal list are the same (they were both 92 because Belarus was missing from one while South Korea was missing from the other).
Was wondering also if it was possible to add Qobuzz as part of the source?
Got many releases from there as they were the first to launch High quality releases (Cd quality then 24 bits). Also they have the covers in 600x600.
I looked into it a bit: They had a public API page but they appear to have taken it down. That said I found a third-party project and the API itself still seems to be live. No idea if they’re still giving out API keys for it though but might be worth a shot. They appear to have barcodes and ISRCs from what I can gather so it should be enough to start.
To resume they removed the online doc as there were some abuse but seems API still exists for “legit” users. By that time (2019) they were saying: “API partners should reach out to benoit.rebus@qobuz.com and api@qobuz.com – we will deal with legit folks no problem.”
“David Craff” seems to be the Qobuz Product Manager, there is also “dmackta” who seems to work for the compagny.
So who is the most suitable MB person to start the contact?
The links are different instances based on the same code. @marlonob’s instance has some features that my instance doesn’t have (such as parsing featuring artist credits from iTunes) and vice versa. My instance has various bug and security fixes as well as some minor improvements, thanks to assistance from @kellnerd and @Maks. Some user-facing improvements that come to mind are:
Working iTunes lookups (I think @marlonobs IP probably got banned, and it might just be a matter of time for mine).
Updated Spotify ISRC submission links.
Updated country codes and region lists for Spotify, Deezer and iTunes.
Thanks for all the info about Qobuzz @ulugabi. As previously mentioned, I won’t be adding major new features to my a-tisket instance. However I’ll keep Qobuzz in mind as a source in my future a-tisket replacement. If it supports barcodes and ISRCs lookups as per @Toad_King’s comment then it could be a useful source alongside Deezer and Spotify.
I was only able to find an example payload from getting album data and it had a barcode and ISRCs listed. I don’t know if you can actually do a lookup by barcode but if they have it in the API I would be surprised if you couldn’t use it to look up an album.
Shows Deezer link and API link. I go to the country list for Deezer (https://api.deezer.com/track/110148734) and it shows what looks to be most if not all of them, but a-tisket is only returning availability for Spotify, not Deezer.
OK. I was wondering if that might be the case. I’ve seen before where Deezer didn’t work, but then the next day it did, so maybe there servers just act up sometimes.
I have scrolled through this thread and found two more display issues which were easy to fix:
They will be online as soon as the mirror gets updated.
Maybe I will also find the time to do some small feature additions (e.g. track artist extraction from Deezer seems simple to add) until @atj surprises us with an easy-to-enhance a-tisket alternative
It appears to be the same, but what confused me is for some reason on the mirror, it says Countries where available (iTunes + Spotify) even though it adds the Deezer link at top., whereas on the original it’s correct as Countries where available (iTunes + Deezer + Spotify). Country list is the same.
Also, on above example the dates are still screwy on the mirror suggestions. Deezer date (correct date): 2007–11-22 vs. 2007-11-22. If you try to copy & paste the suggested date into the override it doesn’t work because it’s using a “m” dash, instead of hyphen.
OK, I’ve had a look into why Deezer is not showing up in the country availability lists. The track API endpoint is returning an empty list for the available_countries attribute: