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[SOLVED] WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - Printable Version +- Moode Forum (https://moodeaudio.org/forum) +-- Forum: moOde audio player (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Support (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Thread: [SOLVED] WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly (/showthread.php?tid=2843) |
WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - hestehandler - 07-30-2020 I have in my library a WAV-file that Moode can index correctly nor play. The file plays fine in other apps. Here is the file on the NAS [attachment=1491] Here is the metadata viewed from Apple Music [attachment=1493] Here is the incorrect indexing [attachment=1494] And here is the Moode track information [attachment=1492] With other clients I can’t find the track at all. Very weird! RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - TheOldPresbyope - 07-30-2020 From the moOde command line, navigate to the directory containing the file. Code: cd "/mnt/NAS/Mother/Work of Art/Lift" Post the output from the "file" and the "mediainfo" commands. Here's an example from my collection Code: pi@moode64:/mnt/NAS/OMV-Music/DBPowerAmp/Patty Reese Band/The Broad Highway $ file 01* Regards, Kent RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - hestehandler - 07-30-2020 Code: pi@moode:/mnt/NAS/Mother/Work of Art/Lift $ mediainfo * RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - TheOldPresbyope - 07-30-2020 This mediainfo output shows no tag. The output from the file command might have helped tell us where the tag shown by Apple Music is hidding. There is more than one way to tag a WAV file. MPD (and a number of other music applications) doesn't support them all. Regards, Kent RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - hestehandler - 07-30-2020 (07-30-2020, 03:47 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: This mediainfo output shows no tag. The output from the file command might have helped tell us where the tag shown by Apple Music is hidding. Indeed, and iTunes/Music has always been a shitshow in this regard. It will write metadata to the files if it feels like it, otherwise it just put it in its own database. Let me try rewriting the metadata with Picard and see what happens. NB: As an Apple (l)user I don’t feel I have much choice in managing my library other than using what Apple offers. Alas. RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - hestehandler - 07-30-2020 Yup. iTunes/Music’s fault. Added tags using the MacOS app ‘Meta’ and rescanned the library. Now indexes and plays correctly. So the moral of the story is that Apple is all-in on their streaming service, and us with local files are gradually being left unattended to, with bugs galore. Anyone got an alternative to Music? RE: WAV file can’t be played and is indexed incorrectly - CallMeMike - 07-31-2020 (07-30-2020, 04:20 PM)hestehandler Wrote: Yup. iTunes/Music’s fault. Added tags using the MacOS app ‘Meta’ and rescanned the library. Now indexes and plays correctly. Painting? ![]() |