You can use this to get ISRCs and some other useful information from Apple Music as well as Xythium’s Tidal tool to get similar information from Tidal.
Sorry to necro-bump this thread, but the d.ontun.es tool has stopped working as of today. I get a “cannot connect to the server”-type message every time I try to connect.
Same. Hope it’s only temporary server stuff.
Looks like the domain owner forgot to renew. Expired yesterday
Hi,
I made a tool to import isrc’s from spotify, inspired by the d.ontun.es tool:
Fill in the spotify url or id of the release you want to get the isrc’s from. It will fetch the MusicBrainz release that has this spotify release as resource.
You can then compare the tracks and if all is correct, add them to MB.
Please use with care and if you see something wrong, let me know.
Thanks!
Is it opensource? If so, add a link to your Github~
Does it support seeding through URL too? I’m waiting on magicisrc to pass a PR to fix seeding, and might be a good alternative
It’s not open source. You can link to it with a spotify release id and it will load the release, if that is what you mean by seeding through URL.
Hello. I’m getting a 500 error when I try to search for a url or id.
Do you have an example of the url?
Ah, I see the site is quite successful…
Too many requests to the spotify api. I guess I will have to make it clientside instead of server side.
That makes sense. Thanks for creating this!
I mean something like https://isrchunt.com/spotify/importisrc?spotifyurl=<url>&musicbrainzid=<id>
. Something to just click a link and go
Yes that works, but as of now it is not possible to push a mb-release yet. The mb-release that has the spotify release as relation is used.
Oblomovx , thank you for the information and the tool
In case of Spotify the limit is reached, in case of Deezer I see error 500.
Bots were eating the spotify api quotum, I have restricted them now. I will improve the error handling too. Do you have the release id of the deezer album?
I have just tried it again with a few releases - this time everything worked perfectly. Many thanks for your work!
Another thing I’ve noticed is that sometimes after sending the ISRCs to MusicBrainz, the data is apparently updated before it’s available on MusicBrainz - so the MB-ISRC field remains empty and it’s tempting to send the already submitted data again.
A strong hint that the data has been successfully transmitted would make sense to me - e.g. by highlighting the ‘Submit’ field in gray with ‘Submitted’ or something like that.
Yes, I will definitely add something to confirm the data has been posted, good point.