Hi,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
JJZolx<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Get a good tagging program that lets you view all the tags in a file.
> I use Mp3tag on Windows (runs on a Windows PC, but won't matter if your
> files are stored on a Linux system). Maybe easier than reexamining the
> ARTISTSORT tag on all of the files would be to just load up all of the
> files from an artist and retag them.
I can check the tags from a linux console, I don't need a tagging program.
All of the files containg Sam Brown's album have:
ARTIST=Sam Brown
ALBUMARTIST=Sam Brown
ARTISTSORT=Brown, Sam
...
ARTIST[1]=Sam Brown
ARTISTSORT[1]=Brown, Sam
ARTIST[2]=Sam Brown
ARTISTSORT[2]=Brown, Sam
> Something that may point to another problem - Supposedly, if you had
> tagged just _one_ of the artist's tracks with an 'ARTISTSORT=lastname,
> firstname' tag, then that sort string should stick. Files without an
> ARTISTORT tag shouldn't revert the sort order set in that one tag. You
> may have mistakenly tagged one (or more) with the original artist name
> (ARTISTSORT=ARTIST). Also, don't use ARTISTSORT when you have more
> than one ARTIST tag in a file - SlimServer may apply it to the wrong
> one.
See above. All the albums have the tagging scheme above.
Can someone tell me what in the database I could look at to try to work out
what's going on?
Andy
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