08-26-2020, 02:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2020, 02:56 PM by Tim Curtis.
Edit Reason: Added Moode version number
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Moode 6.7.1
I tagged my complete library with my own genre categories, where each track can belong to multiple genres.
The multiple genres are stored in the Flac/Vorbis tag GENRE separated by semicola, etc. GENRE: A;B;C. (I double-checked this with ffprobe.)
The taggers I use on Linux (gmusicbrowser, puddltag, kid3) obviously do not save the list of genres for the tracks of on album always in the same order, i.e., one track has GENRE: A;B;C, the next GENRE: B;C;A, and others maybe GENRE: C;B;A.
The effect is that in Moode, when selecting a genre, say A, only the tracks are displayed where the genre list starts with A. The same for all other tags, i.e., each genre lists only a subset of the tracks of an album.
This drived me crazy, because I thought it is my fault or the taggers.
Then I found by means of ffprobe that the tracks are tagged correctly bar the order.
As next I queried the mpd database using the cli client command "mpc search genre ..." and found that for each genre A, B, or C allways all tracks of the respective albums are listed completely.
So this is not a bug in mpd during import when scanning the Vorbis tags.
So I came to the conclusion that this must be a bug in Moode.
Could you please look into this issue?
I tagged my complete library with my own genre categories, where each track can belong to multiple genres.
The multiple genres are stored in the Flac/Vorbis tag GENRE separated by semicola, etc. GENRE: A;B;C. (I double-checked this with ffprobe.)
The taggers I use on Linux (gmusicbrowser, puddltag, kid3) obviously do not save the list of genres for the tracks of on album always in the same order, i.e., one track has GENRE: A;B;C, the next GENRE: B;C;A, and others maybe GENRE: C;B;A.
The effect is that in Moode, when selecting a genre, say A, only the tracks are displayed where the genre list starts with A. The same for all other tags, i.e., each genre lists only a subset of the tracks of an album.
This drived me crazy, because I thought it is my fault or the taggers.
Then I found by means of ffprobe that the tracks are tagged correctly bar the order.
As next I queried the mpd database using the cli client command "mpc search genre ..." and found that for each genre A, B, or C allways all tracks of the respective albums are listed completely.
So this is not a bug in mpd during import when scanning the Vorbis tags.
So I came to the conclusion that this must be a bug in Moode.
Could you please look into this issue?
