Gracenote's working =aid codes (affiliate codes)

[NarutoForHokage]

A couple weeks ago someone posted on Jef's zap2xml github somewhere the list of gracenote websites that are working.
I couldn't find that list looking in open or closed discussions nor open or closed bugs.
If gracenote's site becomes a game of whac-a-mole, I was thinking it'd be helpful to have for our future selves.
Or even if the code is being updated, it could try alternatives rather than getting a "Fatal error"

If someone can find the original list/post, or add to this list I had chatGPT generate (Google Ai disappointed me... no offense to anyone), I'd consider this post answered:
tribnyc2dl
orbebb
digiceltrin (hit or miss?)
gapzap (doesn't work)
lat (doesn't work)

[jesmannstl]

Hmm orbebb is working again It wasn't a week or so ago and i switched my fork to chi. I have another stashed in case as well. I think digiceltrin is for Digicel in the country Trinidad and Tobago (which is why I figured out how many countries it would work on.)

[Swamp-up]

I have a list of 5. Just not at my computer right now.
I know cha works as well.

Does gracenote have a guide for UK?

[jesmannstl]

Not that I've found. I did modify to use most supported Latin/South America and the Caribbean countries

[Swamp-up]

So these are the affiliate ids that I have that still work.
I won't post the full urls.

tribnyc2dl
tribtor2dl
orbebb
cha
chi

[NarutoForHokage]

is there a reason to not put the entire website? Should I remove the links from my original post/question?

[jesmannstl]

Well the url is the same I think it was just not typing it all out

[Swamp-up]

is there a reason to not put the entire website? Should I remove the links from my original post/question?

Don't need search engines and AI picking them up.

[NarutoForHokage]

is there a reason to not put the entire website? Should I remove the links from my original post/question?

Don't need search engines and AI picking them up.

Interestingly, that is how I found some of my list (Ai). I guess it makes sense that we don't want the servers pounded with tons of people.... perhaps selfishly, or perhaps prudently.