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beets_pysacd-0.1.0/PKG-INFO

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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: beets-pysacd
+Version: 0.1.0
+Summary: beets plugin: import SACD ISO images through pysacd
+License-Expression: GPL-2.0-or-later
+Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/aclater/beets-pysacd
+Requires-Python: >=3.11
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Requires-Dist: beets<3,>=2.12
+Requires-Dist: pysacd>=0.2
+Provides-Extra: dev
+Requires-Dist: pytest==9.1.1; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: ruff==0.17.0; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: mypy==2.4.0; extra == "dev"
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# beets-pysacd
+
+A [beets](https://beets.io) plugin that imports SACD ISO images, using
+[pysacd](https://github.com/aclater/pysacd).
+
+beets can't tag an `.iso`. For each disc image this plugin reads the TOC,
+finds the MusicBrainz release and the medium (the SACD stereo or multichannel
+layer) that the disc is, converts each selected area to DSF or FLAC in a
+staging directory, and imports that through beets' normal importer. Each area
+becomes an album of its own, on its own medium of the release.
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+pip install beets-pysacd
+```
+
+Then enable the plugin, with beets' MusicBrainz plugin, in your beets config:
+
+```yaml
+plugins: musicbrainz sacd
+```
+
+Requirements: Python 3.11 or later, beets 2.12 or later (2.x), pysacd 0.2 or
+later (its engine, and libFLAC for `format: flac`).
+
+## Use
+
+```sh
+beet sacd-import Album.iso              # one image
+beet sacd-import ~/rips/                # every .iso under a directory
+beet sacd-import -a both -f flac Album.iso
+beet sacd-import --release 1d1f0a6e-... Album.iso   # use this MusicBrainz release
+beet sacd-info Album.iso                # print the TOC; changes nothing
+beet sacd-info ~/rips/                  # ...of every image under a directory
+```
+
+Plain `beet import` also converts the ISO images it finds (an `.iso` given on
+the command line, or inside a directory being imported) before importing them.
+Your other files in the same run are imported exactly as your settings say.
+Turn this off with `auto: no`.
+
+An area that is already in the library is skipped. Imported albums carry two
+flexible attributes, `sacd_iso_sha` (a fingerprint of the disc's TOCs) and
+`sacd_area` (`stereo` or `multichannel`), so `beet ls sacd_area:multichannel`
+lists the multichannel albums.
+
+### DVD-Audio, DVD-Video and Blu-ray images
+
+Disc-image folders often hold DVD and Blu-ray images next to SACDs. The plugin
+identifies them and lists them, but doesn't convert them: `beet sacd-info`
+prints one line for each, and imports log why each was left alone.
+
+```text
+== .../Bluray/LIVE_CONCERT.iso
+  Blu-ray image, volume 'LIVE_CONCERT', 4 playlists: catalogued, not converted
+== .../DVDA/SURROUND_MIX.iso
+  DVD-Audio + DVD-Video image, volume 'SURROUND_MIX', 5 title sets: catalogued, not converted
+```
+
+It reads the image's file system (UDF, including the UDF 2.50 metadata
+partition that Blu-ray uses, or ISO 9660) and looks for the standard folders:
+`AUDIO_TS` with `AUDIO_TS.IFO` for DVD-Audio, `VIDEO_TS` for DVD-Video and
+`BDMV` for Blu-ray. The count is of DVD title sets or Blu-ray playlists.
+This lives in the plugin (`beetsplug/_sacd_discimage.py`), not in pysacd, and
+reads only directory structures, never the audio.
+
+## Configuration
+
+```yaml
+sacd:
+    areas: stereo        # stereo | multichannel | both
+    format: dsf          # dsf | flac (24-bit PCM)
+    pcm_rate: 88200      # flac: 88200 | 176400
+    auto: yes            # convert ISOs found by plain `beet import`
+    remove_iso: no       # delete an ISO once its import is verified
+    staging: ''          # where to convert; default: a hidden directory in the library directory
+    musicbrainz: yes     # let pysacd find the release (barcode, catalogue number, ISRCs)
+    contact: ''          # contact (e.g. an e-mail address) for pysacd's MusicBrainz User-Agent
+    threads: 0           # conversion threads; 0 = one per CPU
+```
+
+`sacd-import` options override `areas`, `format`, `pcm_rate` and `remove_iso`
+for one run.
+
+### Keeping or removing ISO images
+
+ISO images are kept by default, and never written to. With `remove_iso: yes`
+(or `--remove-iso`) an image is deleted only after every selected area has
+been imported and verified: an album with that disc's fingerprint and area
+exists in the library, with all of the area's tracks, and every file exists.
+An import you skip, or one that fails, keeps the image.
+
+### Files and staging
+
+Converted files always move from the staging directory into your library,
+whatever `copy`, `move` or in-place settings you use for other files: the
+staging directory is temporary and is deleted afterwards, also after an error.
+By default it is created inside the library directory, so the move is a
+rename on the same filesystem; set `staging` to put it elsewhere.
+
+## Hybrid SACDs
+
+MusicBrainz lists a hybrid SACD as one release with several media: the CD
+layer, the SACD stereo layer and sometimes the SACD multichannel layer, all
+with the same recordings. beets puts the tracks of every medium into one
+candidate and then matches files to tracks. With the same recordings on every
+layer, it maps the SACD files to the CD layer (medium 1), overwrites their
+release track IDs, and writes the album-level `media` as "Media". See the
+[beets discussion](https://github.com/beetbox/beets/discussions/6614).
+
+This plugin keeps each area on its own medium:
+
+- When pysacd matched the release, it knows the medium: that release's
+  candidates are cut down to that medium before beets compares them, and the
+  album's `media` is that medium's format, e.g. "Hybrid SACD (SACD layer,
+  2 channels)".
+- Without pysacd's match, the medium is the one SACD-layer medium of the
+  candidate with the area's track count and channel type. If that is
+  ambiguous (a set of two SACDs, say), the candidate is left as beets made it.
+- A final check after you choose a match maps the files to the medium if
+  they still point elsewhere, and logs it.
+
+## How it works
+
+For each ISO image, and each selected area of it:
+
+1. pysacd reads the TOC (read-only) and fingerprints the disc from its TOCs.
+   An area whose fingerprint and area are already in the library is skipped.
+2. pysacd matches the MusicBrainz release and medium, and converts the area
+   into the staging directory, writing the release's IDs into the files.
+   A match on a medium that isn't an SACD layer (a vinyl, CD or digital
+   edition sharing the catalogue number or barcode) isn't used: the area is
+   converted without IDs and beets matches it the normal way. A match on the
+   CD layer of a hybrid release keeps the release; the area goes to that
+   release's SACD layer with its track count and channels.
+3. beets imports the staging directory. Because the files agree on the
+   release ID, beets looks that release up directly. For this one import task
+   only, the plugin then:
+   - **hides the physical-disc tags from matching.** pysacd tags the physical
+     disc ("disc 1 of 1", media "Hybrid SACD"), but MusicBrainz counts each
+     layer as a medium ("disc 2 of 3", "Hybrid SACD (SACD layer, 2
+     channels)"). beets would count those tags against the right candidate,
+     enough to keep a correct match from being applied automatically. beets
+     writes the medium's own values when it applies the match;
+   - **cuts the release's candidates down to the area's medium** (see
+     [Hybrid SACDs](#hybrid-sacds));
+   - **counts only an album on the same medium as a duplicate.** beets' default
+     duplicate keys are album artist and album, which both areas of a disc
+     (and a CD rip of the same release) share: without this, importing the
+     multichannel area after the stereo one would be skipped as a duplicate.
+     Another copy of the same layer is still a duplicate;
+   - **moves the files** into the library (see [Files and staging](#files-and-staging)).
+4. The album gets `sacd_iso_sha` and `sacd_area`; with `remove_iso`, the ISO is
+   deleted once every area is verified. The staging directory is removed.
+
+Nothing here changes how beets treats your other files in the same import.
+
+## Development
+
+```sh
+pip install -e '.[dev]'
+ruff check . && mypy beetsplug
+PYSACD_TESTS=/path/to/pysacd/tests pytest -q
+```
+
+The tests build synthetic SACD images with pysacd's test generator
+(`tests/sacdgen.py` in the pysacd source tree, found through `PYSACD_TESTS`,
+default `../pysacd/tests`) and import them into a throwaway beets library.
+MusicBrainz is mocked with a hybrid release whose media share recordings, so
+the tests need no network. DVD and Blu-ray images for the cataloguing tests
+come from `tests/discgen.py`, which writes minimal UDF and ISO 9660 file
+systems.
+
+## Licence
+
+GPL-2.0-or-later (see [LICENSE](LICENSE)). The plugin imports pysacd, which is
+GPL-2.0-or-later.