Everything the Roon folks do these days is catered to streamers anyway. Those with local content don’t get any love anymore…

@AudioDreamer , @Jacques_Distler , @Fernando_Pereira , Thanks for the tip, listening now.

[image] AudioStef: A relational database schema, an XML schema, or what? Oh, my, let’s not get started talking about XSLT ! (Link included for those not “in the trade”.)

Though I respect Roon CTO’s view, my experience is that Discogs is unparalleled when it comes to vinyl recordings. Since a couple of us are currently digging their old treasures (or already have), Discogs support would be quite beneficial for this use case. For example I found all my old vinyl 12’’…

Even though this is becoming increasingly off-topic: What’s wrong with XSLT?

I just bought my first album from Discogs. It is my brother and me from back in the early 1970’s. Now, if I only had a turn table to play it on.

[image] AudioStef: What’s wrong with XSLT? It’s boring.

I bet you never saw that album on Tidal or Rovi.

I also didn’t recognize this comment either No track-level credits. No composer/composition/performance structure. No regard for classical-specific concerns It’s a bit hit and miss like all the data sources but I often find with classical-specific concerns, Discogs gets the correct composition h…

I agree, Discogs is often far better than Roon with its limited data.

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