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Does Moode support FLAC Album Artist Tag? - Dubbs777 - 09-08-2020 Hi! I have a quite large library (>20K files) with a large amount of FLAC files. I found several threads on album / artists and album artist. With MP3 files, everything seems OK when album artist is set to "Various artists" : (See MP3_files attachment) - Album is displayed only once - Various artists is displayed in the artist column However, Moode has a very strange behaviour with FLAC files with "Various artist" as album artist tag : (See Flac_files attachment) - Tracks are not grouped under "Various artists" like with the MP3 - When I select only the genre and a row in the album column, tracks are duplicated in the track view. - album is displayed mutiple times in the album view as well. For FLAC files, I noticed that the grouping works only if the files have the same "Composer" tag for instance. Is it the expected behaviour? Am I missing something? RE: Does Moode support FLAC Album Artist Tag? - Bob_m_54 - 09-08-2020 None of my Flac "Various Artists" albums list like that,they behave the same as MP3 Albums. I don't even use the composer tag unless it's Classical Music. RE: Does Moode support FLAC Album Artist Tag? - vinnn - 09-08-2020 Quick answer: Yes I've lots of albums with Album Artist tags including compilations tagged with Various Artists. All behaves as one expects in any sane music player software, selecting Various Artists in the artist column shows these compilations just like in your screenshot with the Taratino album Your issue with the Sounds and Silence album is likely to be an issue with the files' tags and/or spurious cue files. Yes it's odd that you have those duplicate tracks and I can also see that in the album column you have 6 entries for the same album (5 of them are blurred out) A metadata issue that usually originates at the source files. RE: Does Moode support FLAC Album Artist Tag? - Dubbs777 - 09-08-2020 Thank you for you answers I manage my tags with MusicBee, I will try to find out what's going on with the flac tags. @vinnn : You are right, I have duplicated albums : as many albums as different artists in the album. In each album, several times the same track. RE: Does Moode support FLAC Album Artist Tag? - TheOldPresbyope - 09-08-2020 (09-08-2020, 03:29 PM)Dubbs777 Wrote: Thank you for you answers I manage my tags with MusicBee, I will try to find out what's going on with the flac tags. @Dubbs777 I don't know MusicBee but many tagging apps hide important details from the user. If you don't see an obvious problem when you check your tags with MusicBee, you might do a few checks from the command line. 1. Examine one or more album directories for problematic content. From the command line (either using moOde's built-in Web SSH Term or by logging in via ssh from another computer) go to the file directory of an album you know is "duplicated" and run ls -la Here's an example for an album on my NAS Code: pi@moode64:/mnt/NAS/OMV-Music/Jazz/Miles Davis/Sketches Of Spain $ ls -la Using the -a option will reveal the presence of any nonsense created by OSX or Synology DSM or other file-managing software, while using the -l option will reveal the presence of any playlists, etc. 2. Make sure the FLAC files don't have a renegade ID3 tag. The file command works well for this. Here's an example from the same directory as above Code: pi@moode64:/mnt/NAS/OMV-Music/Jazz/Miles Davis/Sketches Of Spain $ file '01 Miles Davis - Concierto De Aranjuez.flac' What's important here is that leading phrase "FLAC audio bitstream data". If, instead it says something like "Audio file with ID3 version 2.x.x" then it has an ID3 tag. It works, sort of, but it leads to confusion elsewhere. 3. See what mediainfo thinks is the metadata contained in the files. Here's an example using the same file as above Code: pi@moode64:/mnt/NAS/OMV-Music/Jazz/Miles Davis/Sketches Of Spain $ mediainfo '01 Miles Davis - Concierto De Aranjuez.flac' Regards, Kent |