My purpose wasn't ask why compilation=0 works the way it does. I was wondering why FLAC and M4A files seemed to work in different way. Why in my example above Ike & Tina Turner will be shown on artists list when The Who is not shown. I remind that in this situation I did not have any Who albums in my library nor any Ike & Tina Turner albums either. Actually I only had those two albums in my library.
I thought that it must be because file types because the tags were comparable. My solution was to re-rip the album and this time for FLAC. And after that Ike & Tina Turner didn't appeared on artist list anymore. Case closed. But now I think that I made wrong conclusion. I have found couple of similar cases: all files are M4A and tags are similar than my examples above. But they are behaving differently without any simple reason. Some albums seems to work such as I have used COMPILATION:0 tag, but I haven't used it. I have checked the tags with mp3tag and there are not compilation tag defined. But then I checked the tags using Squeezebox Server browser interface (or how do you call it), and "view tags" and indeed: there ARE two extra tags in these albums which are behaving oddly: PGAP:0 and CPIL:0. I cannot see those tags with MP3TAG, but I can see them with PICARD. However I cannot rid of them. Even if I (try to) remove the tags in PICARD and save the files, the tags are still there again when I reload the files. 1. where are those extra tags are coming from? 2. why MP3tag does not show them 3. why can't I remove them -- auster ------------------------------------------------------------------------ auster's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43850 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=90997 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
