I was able to get the format with the help of davidpbrown

Here is the process.

1. open electrum select wallet, then private keys  followed by export
2. open the file you just created and locate your donation address beside your address you have your private key. Select it and copy it
3. open key id and select console
4. the format is wallet_import_private_key "private key copied here with no qoutes" "key id account name with no qoutes"
5. hit enter and enjoy you DNS

I also used electrum for my ags donation.

I exported my private keys and opened gui selected electrum and put the path of the private key from my ags donation in and I get
 "Parse Error (4) failed to parse electrum wallet error importing bitcoin wallet G:/ELECTR~1.CSV"

I am trying to do it from the console like you have tried but I also have a questions about the format.

One thing for you. You have to open you electrum wallet and export your private keys it should export to a .cvs file type. You then point the client to the .cvs file type. That much I know for sure.
I still don't understand the format of how it should be typed into the client though.

Quote from: trader on October 05, 2014, 01:58:27 pm

Q) So I see a talented artist's coins are really cheap so I spend some BitUSD to get them. I then want to spread the word to my friends on facebook, but they aren't into crypto so dont have any BitUSD. What do I do about this? Will PeerTracks accept credit cards as a substitute to buy BitUSD first?

Q) Im trying to fully understand the buy-back process. An artist initially offers 10000 coins at 1 dollar each for example, and half of then are bought up. The artist gets the usual 80% of each sale, but where does the 20% go to, as there are not yet any other coins for sale in the hands of users?
  -Do the 20% of the initial sales sit waiting to buy-back coins as soon as some of the initial buyers start selling?
  -What if the initial buyers sell their coins back undercutting the initial artist sell price of 1 dollar?

Q) How soon can we expect to see artists sign up to PeerTracks ? Any confirmed ones yet?

Thanks for any explanation on this.

I think it's a mistake to let artists try and set a price. The market should determine the price otherwise you'll have a lot of music which doesn't get purchased at all because artists set the wrong price.

With altcoins every altcoin finds it's price. How does an artistcoin find it's price? I think the way it should work is to just get rid of the whole salary stuff and just let artists use their own coins.

If you buy their coin you buy their song. The moment you redeem the coin then the coin is destroyed and you're left with the song. This way the more songs there are which get sold the less coins remain and the price of the song goes up as market and trading activity goes up.

What if a song is worth more than $1? The price can't go up beyond that even if demand suggests people would pay more than $1.

Surprise!

http://www.bitsharesmusicfoundation.org/

(Did somebody tell about it already?)