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Question about the licence model and browsing through music
12-07-2022, 17:13
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RE: Question about the licence model and browsing through music
It took some time, but in the meantime I was able to make a number of adjustments to further align my music collection with best practices.

Thus, for all music albums, the values from the ARTIST-tag were copied into the ALBUMARTIST-tag.
Compilations, mash-ups and soundtracks have "Various Artists" as the album artist and, as before, no ALBUMARTIST is stored for the audio files podcasts, audio books and radio plays.

In the course of this, the tags of all files were raised to ID3v2.4.

@simbun
I have also tested the new profile you kindly provided with the newly tagged files.

I noticed the following points:
  • For titles of different artists, for which no album tag is stored, an album name is generated in the album view according to this pattern (the values of the years of all artists with the same properties lined up in the filter): "19941990198520022007198219211981199320041986 - no album".
  • Instead of naming albums by "year - album name", would it also be possible to name them by album name (year)? So instead of e.g. "1975 - Physical Graffiti" -> "Physical Graffiti (1975)"?
  • For albums with several discs, the message "No playable items found" is displayed in BubbleUPnP when tapping on "Disc 1". Previously, all titles of the respective disc were displayed there.
  • The audio type filter for audio plays can no longer be filtered by artist. Only by album, title, decade and year. With the other audio type filters, filtering by artist is still possible. I could not see any differences between the tags and the titles in the Audio Type Filter Christmas. Also in the tagUpdate.txt the entries for both filters do not differ.

Everything else looks pretty perfect Smile
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