• /srv/airtime/watch created on airtime server filesystem, and configured in settings.
  
• scp recordings to this directory..
• watch airtime pick up the new data. works well.

The exception, being the MDATA_KEY_TRACKNUMBER metadata value (aka tracknumber or TRCK). The following is an example of one of the sample mp3 files and what is written into the database.

For reference, i poked at the airtimemetadata.py module, specifically the AirtimeMetadata object. My file returns legit tags.

In [1]: from airtimemetadata import AirtimeMetadata
In [2]: md = AirtimeMetadata()
In [3]: b = md.get_md_from_file('/tmp/1.mp3')

In [4]: b
Out[4]:
{'MDATA_KEY_BITRATE': 238589,
 'MDATA_KEY_COMPOSER': u'Broken Bells',
 'MDATA_KEY_CREATOR': u'Broken Bells',
 'MDATA_KEY_DURATION': '0:3:45.384489',
 'MDATA_KEY_ENCODER': u'myself',
 'MDATA_KEY_FTYPE': 'audioclip',
 'MDATA_KEY_GENRE': u'Alternative Rock',
 'MDATA_KEY_LABEL': u'Columbia',
 'MDATA_KEY_MD5': '1bb921b6b97470c840183d084db633e5',
 'MDATA_KEY_MIME': 'audio/mp3',
 'MDATA_KEY_REPLAYGAIN': '-7.400000',
 'MDATA_KEY_SAMPLERATE': 44100,
 'MDATA_KEY_SOURCE': u'Broken Bells',
 'MDATA_KEY_TITLE': u'The High Road',
 'MDATA_KEY_TRACKNUMBER': 1,
 'MDATA_KEY_YEAR': u'2010'}

Yet, when it is tossed into postgres, the track_number is missing for this file :s


airtime=> SELECT id, track_title, artist_name, album_title, genre, year, track_number
  FROM cc_files
 WHERE artist_name = 'Broken Bells'
   AND track_title LIKE 'The High Road%';
-[ RECORD 1 ]+-----------------
id           | 276
track_title  | The High Road
artist_name  | Broken Bells
album_title  | Broken Bells
genre        | Alternative Rock
year         | 2010
track_number |

for reference the file in question sits at http://jesseward.com/1.mp3