Ok, I pushed a fix. Essentially, it does the following:
* Try to parse as:
```
#EXTINF:, -
```
If any of `artist` or `title` contains the string `" - "` then it falls back to
parsing:
```
#EXTINF:,
```
`song` is a metadata that is used in `output.{icecast,shoutcast}` `mp3`
metadata. It is
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Ok, my bad, I hadn't looked at this code for a long time. Yes, liquidsoap
parses metadata from the `m3u` playlist and it follows this pattern:
```
#EXTINF,-
```
So, your case indeed exhibits the two ambiguous cases, where `` or
`` contains a dash `-` or a comma `,`.
For the comma, there's an
Have you checked the file's metadata?
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Hi,
I'm not sure what context you are referring. Could elaborate a bit more? Thks!
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I found some bugs with metadata tag parsing:
1. The _Artist_ field has _Title_ field, and the _Title_ field has _Artist_
field (ex.: "Pink - Aerosmith". It must be "Aerosmith - Pink"). Temporarily
solution is map_metadata function using to replace fields.
2. If the field _Artist_ or _Title_
