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RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Tim Curtis - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 12:58 PM)Nutul Wrote:(10-31-2022, 12:53 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote:(10-31-2022, 12:46 PM)Nutul Wrote:(10-31-2022, 11:39 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: The easiest is to just zip up a few files that exhibit the issue and PM a download link to the id's mentioned in @Nutul 's post. I was able to repro "the flac files won't show up" issue after removing the .cue and regenerating the library. What I did as a work around was to remove/reinsert USB drive, restart MPD and then regenerate the library. After that no issues. This seems like some sort of MPD bug. As far as whats going on when the .cue is removed has to do with the fact that the .flac files have no track number defined and this is correct since the track info is in the .cue file. I'd consider the scenario where a .cue file is missing to be broken cue/flac. The fix would be to create or restore the .cue file. With the .cue [attachment=3057] [attachment=3058] Without the .cue there is breakage [attachment=3056] [attachment=3059] Here's the code in scripts-library.js that tests track number to avoid printing bogus album headers for cue/flac. Code: // For cue format omit the audio file which otherwise will show up as a bogus album header. RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Nutul - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 03:02 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: I was able to repro "the flac files won't show up" issue after removing the .cue and regenerating the library. What I did as a work around was to remove/reinsert USB drive, restart MPD and then regenerate the library. After that no issues. This seems like some sort of MPD bug. Hmm, I'll try that too... I wanted indeed to test the code for the bogus file showing up, because it's too specific, IMO, but then got into the bug above... ;-) So, maybe the OP needs to try the same workaround? Cheers, Al. RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - 5-pot-fan - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 11:39 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: The easiest is to just zip up a few files that exhibit the issue and PM a download link to the id's mentioned in @Nutul 's post. Would using Dropbox be OK? The zipped files are each over 800Mb! RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Tim Curtis - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 04:08 PM)5-pot-fan Wrote:(10-31-2022, 11:39 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: The easiest is to just zip up a few files that exhibit the issue and PM a download link to the id's mentioned in @Nutul 's post. What kind of files are they? RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - 5-pot-fan - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 04:51 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote:(10-31-2022, 04:08 PM)5-pot-fan Wrote:(10-31-2022, 11:39 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: The easiest is to just zip up a few files that exhibit the issue and PM a download link to the id's mentioned in @Nutul 's post. The original files are all .WAV, as produced by Audacity. The sizes are in the region of 1 - 2Gb. When compressed with 7-Zip (for example) they are not much smaller - perhaps 50% reduction despite the program saying it has achieved aprox 90% compression ratio. I would be happy to try another approach if you can suggest one. I realise I could convert all the wav files to flac and only use those, but as they worked in 8.0.2 I am now wondering if there is an MPD-related issue. Thanks RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Tim Curtis - 10-31-2022 Why are they so large? Are they whole LP rips or something like that? Your best bet is to post the output from mediainfo for one of the files. This will show the tags. Here is an example from one of the files in my previous posts. Code: pi@moode:~ $ mediainfo "/media/VFAT4/cue-test-nutul/Jimmy Van M/Bedrock/Jimmy Van M - Bedrock - disc 1.flac" RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Sehnsucht - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 05:04 PM)5-pot-fan Wrote:I'm genuinely curious - why use WAV files at all, instead of FLAC? It would seem to be a win-win; better tag support, less space used, faster to copy between devices etc. Is there a downside?(10-31-2022, 04:51 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote:(10-31-2022, 04:08 PM)5-pot-fan Wrote:(10-31-2022, 11:39 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: The easiest is to just zip up a few files that exhibit the issue and PM a download link to the id's mentioned in @Nutul 's post. RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Nutul - 10-31-2022 (10-31-2022, 05:16 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Why are they so large? Are they whole LP rips or something like that? eventually, to save some room you can convert them to FLAC, (zipping them doesn't lead you anywhere, for this reason we have other "compression algorithms for audio...") send them over, then we can reconvert them to wav (flac is lossless) BUT we'll need to know EXACTLY what kind of tag you had in the files (e.g. ID3v1.1 / ID3v2.1 etc. etc.) Cheers, Al RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - 5-pot-fan - 11-01-2022 Thanks for the various replies and suggestions. The files I referred to are all complete albums, hence their size. I could convert them to Flac, BUT they have all been working fine up to and including Moode 8.0.2, so my enquiry is really "What has changed", rather than what is the best way to organise my music. I will put 8.2.2 back into play and see if I have some singles or much shorter tracks in .wav that are not working under this version and get them uploaded (if they are small). Additionally I will find out how to get the 'mediainfo' details referred to above. I am not comfortable using Linux commands but can access via SSH so will see what I can learn. I have a Windows product named ''mediainfo'' but this does not seem to show tags, and I assume these are where the issues lie. I will post back when I have more data, or if I get completely lost. RE: Tag view issues - help requested! - Nutul - 11-01-2022 (11-01-2022, 07:41 AM)5-pot-fan Wrote: Thanks for the various replies and suggestions. my suggestion was exclusively oriented at having them compressed, for ease of sharing; the idea was, of course, to convert them back to wav on our side to reproduce the issue; hence the request about the EXACT type of the tags used, and their EXACT content. |