I may have asked this before, so forgive me, but i just don't get this. I'm trying to modify the album "america" by the band America at the album level. So i do the following:
beet ls artist:america album:america America - 1971 - America - Riverside - 3:04 America - 1971 - America - Sandman - 5:06 America - 1971 - America - Three Roses - 3:55 America - 1971 - America - Children - 3:07 America - 1971 - America - A Horse With No Name - 4:13 America - 1971 - America - Here - 5:36 America - 1971 - America - I Need You - 3:07 America - 1971 - America - Rainy Day - 2:55 America - 1971 - America - Never Found the Time - 3:50 America - 1971 - America - Clarice - 4:01 America - 1971 - America - Donkey Jaw - 5:19 America - 1971 - America - Pigeon Song - 2:20 so far so good. Now i do: beet modify -a source="remastered from original master tapes" artist:america album:america error: No matching albums found. what? IT just showed it to me with the exact same query. If i add any component other than album to the query it fails. However, i can't just rely on album:America as that brings up too may results: beet modify -a source="remastered from original master tapes" album:"america" Modifying 3 albums. America - 1971 - America source: original master recording -> remastered from original master tapes David Bowie - 1975 - Young Americans source: remastered from original master tapes Thomas Newman - 2000 - American Beauty source: remastered from original master tapes Really modify, move and write tags? (Yes/no/select) no What am i doing wrong here? Shouldn't i be able to say beet modify -a year:1965 artist:miles davis or whatever i want and it should modify the albums that fit that query? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "beets" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
