d6jg wrote:
Referring to The Fleetwood Mac Conundrum above.
An alternative fix would be to make the album artist of one of the
album's Fleetwood Crap - I shall leave you to decide which it should
be but I know where my money goes :)
The 1968 album is also known as the Dog Dustbin album. A
d6jg wrote:
Wasn't referring to your post Gary but going back to the original
thread.
The suggestion was that Fleetwood Mac/Fleetwood Mac x2 in different
folders would get amalgamated on a clear rescan but would appear
correctly if one was subsequently added via a scan for new files.
Wasn't referring to your post Gary but going back to the original
thread.
The suggestion was that Fleetwood Mac/Fleetwood Mac x2 in different
folders would get amalgamated on a clear rescan but would appear
correctly if one was subsequently added via a scan for new files.
It is a bit of a
Hmmm, in my case (fleetwood mac) with the albums in two different
subdirectories (both under the artist subdirectory Fleetwood Mac), the
albums of the same name show up twice in my album listings as two
different albums of the same name (and NOT mixed together). The artwork
next to each is
Agreed. It is one of the best examples of early British Blues around.
Oh. Have I given the game away?
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d6jg wrote:
Seriously. I don't think you can really call it a bug.
When you do a clear and rescan all folders are treated equally with the
date of the files only used to order New Music. If the scan was required
to check for the location of files before determining what to write in
the
Seriously. I don't think you can really call it a bug.
When you do a clear and rescan all folders are treated equally with the
date of the files only used to order New Music. If the scan was required
to check for the location of files before determining what to write in
the database it would
