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== Usage in URLs == | == Usage in URLs == | ||
The preferred form is | The preferred form is | ||
<TINP>-<side number>-<track number> | <TINP>-<side number>-<track number> | ||
With anchors the preferred forms are: | With anchors the preferred forms are: | ||
<TINP>#<side number>-<track number> | <TINP>#<side number>-<track number> | ||
Revision as of 2012-08-08T18:14:09
This page shows some usage of TINT, which is not usage of TINP. Since each TINT contains a TINP, TINT usage is one form of TINP usage.
By party
Usage by tango.info
- In URLs for track specific pages, e.g. https://tango.info/00743218656927-1-12
Usage by music collectors
- TINT-based filing
- Comparing libraries, e.g. with the tango.info TINT list compare tool
Usage by specific third parties
- tangocd.com
- Chris, e.g. at http://www.chrisjj.com/tango/cjjsets/
- e.g. http://www.chrisjj.com/tango/cjjsets/2011-11-19_Wolfson.html - most tracks have an info-link that leads to tango.info. Some also have a clip link that leads to tangocd.com
- simba
- "As part of restoring from a disk crash, I am moving to TINT based filing" http://simbatango.com/2011/09/20/tint-based-filing-and-human-readable-with-fuse-and-pytagsfs/
Usage in URLs
The preferred form is
<TINP>-<side number>-<track number>
With anchors the preferred forms are:
<TINP>#<side number>-<track number> <TINP>-<side number>#<track number>