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MusicBrainz assigns the following MBIDs: |
MusicBrainz assigns the following MBIDs: |
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* Artist MBIDs, used to identify an [[Artist|artist]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/artist/<MBID> |
* Artist MBIDs, used to identify an [[Artist|artist]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/artist/<MBID></nowiki></code> |
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* Label MBIDs, used to identify a [[Label|label]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/label/<MBID> |
* Label MBIDs, used to identify a [[Label|label]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/label/<MBID></nowiki></code> |
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* Release MBIDs, used to identify a [[Release|release]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/release/<MBID> |
* Release MBIDs, used to identify a [[Release|release]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/release/<MBID></nowiki></code> |
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* Release group MBIDs, used to identify a [[Release Group|release group]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/<MBID> |
* Release group MBIDs, used to identify a [[Release Group|release group]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/<MBID></nowiki></code> |
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* Track MBIDs, used to identify a [[Track|track]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/track/<MBID> |
* Track MBIDs, used to identify a [[Track|track]], use an absolute URI in the form of <code><nowiki>http://musicbrainz.org/track/<MBID></nowiki></code> |
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These MBIDs are also used in the tagging process by various [[MusicBrainz Tagger]]s. See [[MusicBrainz Tag]] for more detailed information. |
These MBIDs are also used in the tagging process by various [[MusicBrainz Tagger]]s. See [[MusicBrainz Tag]] for more detailed information. |
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Revision as of 17:22, 25 February 2010
MusicBrainz is a comprehensive music database that allows people and computers to have conversations about music; however, any musical entity being discussed must be uniquely identified for a discussion to have maximum value. To this end, MusicBrainz assigns a Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) to each musical entity within the MusicBrainz Database and refers to them as MusicBrainz Identifiers (MBIDs).
MusicBrainz assigns the following MBIDs:
- Artist MBIDs, used to identify an artist, use an absolute URI in the form of
http://musicbrainz.org/artist/<MBID> - Label MBIDs, used to identify a label, use an absolute URI in the form of
http://musicbrainz.org/label/<MBID> - Release MBIDs, used to identify a release, use an absolute URI in the form of
http://musicbrainz.org/release/<MBID> - Release group MBIDs, used to identify a release group, use an absolute URI in the form of
http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/<MBID> - Track MBIDs, used to identify a track, use an absolute URI in the form of
http://musicbrainz.org/track/<MBID>
These MBIDs are also used in the tagging process by various MusicBrainz Taggers. See MusicBrainz Tag for more detailed information.
Other identifiers used by MusicBrainz
- Disc ID: An ID calculated from the TOC of a CD.
- PUID: The IDs used in the proprietary MusicDNS audio fingerprinting system operated by MusicIP.
