
Discogs Bug?
When me and my friend try to add ANY album it will pop up with this "Something went wrong Could not add release to collection: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2147497644" message.

When me and my friend try to add ANY album it will pop up with this "Something went wrong Could not add release to collection: Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 2147497644" message.
I bought a cd that was a bit overpriced but it's a rare edition. The seller sent me the regular edition. Said he will give me back what I paid if I sent it back. I did, but it ended up getting back to my homre, however I did everything with care. and maybe it's because I live on an island. But it's still an european island, and he's in germany and I've lived here for a bit and this is not too common.
What would you do? I wouldn't be annoyed if it wasn't a high price order, but it was quite a bit of money
What do i need to do with a seller who is exploiting that policy without providing useful info on the order.
Would the discogs team get involved over such thing? Despite that i do not have the 4 day option
Problem: seller not providing tracking since may 9th
I've gotten into buying CDs recently and add in my CDs info if I see its missing on the release I have (Matrix/Runouts, SID codes, etc.) but there seems to be no set format for this, and I'm sick of being told to fix what I entered to suit their personal preferences.
For example some CDs have each entry add their runouts and SIDs separately, even if the SID codes match exactly.
(For example:
Matrix/runout Variant 1: 012 157 1942 05@ AK
Mastering SID Variant 1: IFPI L009
Matrix/runout Variant 2: 012 157 1942 05$ JL
Mastering SID Variant 2): IFPI L009
Where as others will add their variants number to a previous entry if it's there.
(For example: Mastering SID IFPI Variant 1, 5, 6, 11: L009) on the one SID code.
If I don't edit it back to the way they want it, will I face any issues or be banned from the site or anything? In my opinion if you don't like it, edit it yourself lol. I'm not psychic and can predict how someone wants different variants formatted as. I thought it was interesting to add my variants and help out the community, but it's discouraging having to go back and reedit things like that.
Has anyone seen any way to search for sale inventory? It's a pain to find and delete items when I'm at a show selling and trying to keep my online listings accurate. TIA
Just posting here for visibility. "Shop My Wants" page is blank besides the toolbar 🤦♂️
I recently got the new update, I saw a lot of people on this sub complaining before I got hit and I thought it was probably just people being uncomfortable with change but oh my God it's actually terrible. And I thought the old app had issues! Completely unintuitive and half the time the search function doesn't work. I hope this doesn't fall under the "no whining" rule. This is a huge problem that the site caused for itself affecting every user, the app has more than 1 million downloads.
See comment below for rear of cover.
I have always felt like the official Discogs app is great for the marketplace and checking prices, but it doesn't do much for the actual ritual of listening to your records. I ended up building an app for iOS called Deep Cut to fill that gap.
It syncs your existing collection but adds things I felt were missing, like side-logging, track times, and a roulette wheel for when you can't decide what to spin. I just pushed a big update to fix the sync for larger libraries too, so it should handle thousands of records much more smoothly now.
If you are looking for something that feels more like a listening journal or a way to see the "stats" behind your collection, I would love for you to check it out. I’m the only dev working on this so I'm happy to answer any questions or take feedback!
I'm in the process of having cataract surgery on both eyes and have opted for replacement lenses that allow me to see objects at a distance. As a result of the procedures, I won't be able to read vinyl and CD runouts as I have in the past -- holding them a few inches from my eyes. My experiments with inexpensive over-the-counter reading glasses (surgery already complete on right eye; left-eye surgery is in a few days) have not allowed me to see vinyl runout etchings and stamped characters, or CD matrix or SID codes.
I will appreciate all recommendations you can offer for lighted magnifying glasses. I believe a hands-free version would work best, but I'll value any real-world experiences that fellow Discogs users can offer because I know you know exactly the visual resolution and accuracy I'm seeking.
Thank you.
*I am not an employee of Discogs or involved with their site in any way*
Hi all,
I am a graduate student studying UX/UI design and for one of my independent summer projects I want to try and redesign the Discogs site. I am a music collector and have used the site for many years. I think the site and the app design and interface and interactions suck pretty bad and are confusing and have a lot of room for improvement which is why I think it would make a good project.
I have plenty of my own ideas of what I think can be changed but I want to get some data and input from other real users! What bothers you the most about using the site? What would you change? And, what do you think are things they do well currently? Share your thoughts whatever they may be.
When I access the site through the IOS app the Collection tab displays the spinning graphic but never exposes my catalog.
Curious if others are seeing this?
Hi! I'm wondering if there is a rule or something that discogs uses to remove sales from the sales history? I have a copy of the signed Preacher's Daughter LP which was pretty limited and a week or so after they shipped out last year there was a supposed sale on discogs for like 1500 or something crazy which, since the signed edition wasn't a separate listing from the standard LP, obliterated the rest of the sales history which had averaged around 45. Then I checked back a couple weeks later and the point was gone from the history. The same thing for the same listing happened a month or so after release. I can believe that people will list the record and then 'buy it' from themselves to add the sales point to justify selling it for that insane price but im wondering if discogs has a systematic way of identifying and removing these sales? thanks :)
I am very new to vinyl collecting as a hobby. I decided to start with all of my favorite bands of all time and collecting my favorite pressing of each of their albums.
I purchased from a seller who listed the product as "Near mint. W/ hype sticker." I don't just purchase the cheapest listing, I look for good quality with extras like the hype sticker because if I'm going to spend the money I want to get a good product. I think the hype stickers are cool and I like putting them on the protective sleeve of my records.
I received the record like this and was disappointed. If the listing had advertised the sticker being torn I would not have purchased it. I left a negative review stating that the record itself was in good condition, but the hype sticker that it was advertised as having was partially torn and missing. The torn off part was nowhere to be found, so that tells me that it didn't happen in shipping.
However the seller then left me a bad review for "leaving negative feedback over a five cent sticker." I'm a new buyer with only three reviews (the other two positive) so that drops my rating down into the 60s and I understand that this means I won't be able to see a lot of listings which is upsetting. I'm still new to this so maybe I just don't understand the culture and the hype sticker isn't as big of a deal as I thought. I guess I just wanted some other opinions from people who buy and sell regularly. Does this actually count as "Near mint. W/ hype sticker." or was it false advertising worthy of leaving negative feedback?
Does anyone know why Skid Row Live at the Moscow Music Peace Festival RSD 2026 Not Found On Discog. I ordered this online on the Sunday after RSD and after a few days got refunded as the store did not receive it from the Universal shipment. But a few weeks latter they emailed me and said they received them and offered a $5 discount on that release. Placed and order for it and some other Records. I got them yesterday and when cataloging my shipment in Discogs couldn't find the Skid Row one. Also it is not on the RSD list anymore. Anyone know why its not on Discog or on the RSD 2026 List?
It's a weird situation cause I have never seen such a thing.
The title of the message says: "Your verification link➡️ 0x901Fxxxx/" (I have hidden the last 4 digits)
This is the message text:
💿Your store has been temporarily suspended from sales.
🔐Complete the verification.
✅To start, copy the link from the subject and paste it into the browser (copy with / )
🎹Sincerely, Discogs Team
Is it normal or a scam?
I bought the Faces - Mac Miller record about 2 weeks ago. Payment went through and they responded to me, letting me know it went through, and said they were packing it to be shipped the next day.
Its been 12 days since they responded and it still shows "In Progress". They have 100% (68) 5 star reviews. I sent another message, just seeing where they were at with it, 6 days ago. Still no response.
Should I be worried I got ripped or is this normal?
** Disclaimer: I am new to Discogs and this sub, so Im not sure if Im breaking any rules with this post **