NoDad wrote:
> Well, I re-ran the ReplayGain and now it shows -3.06 for the album and
> -3.14 for the same song as above.
>
> I also upgraded to the latest LMS and did a "clear library and rescan"
> (for the umpthenth time today) and all of a sudden all the songs are now
> listed in the Oldies
darwinesque wrote:
> I simply changed the XML file in the non-updated one (located in
> /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/Plugins) to read "*".
Ugh, I made a mistake in the instructions: I said to COPY the plugin
when I should have said to MOVE it. If the old plugin remains in the
original location, L
Well, I re-ran the ReplayGain and now it shows -3.06 for the album and
-3.14 for the same song as above.
I also upgraded to the latest LMS and did a "clear library and rescan"
(for the umpthenth time today) and all of a sudden all the songs are now
listed in the Oldies genre. I'm thinking it's
garym wrote:
> album gain *is* typically different from the track gain. But all tracks
> in a single album should have identical album gain.The track posted had album
> and track gain equal. That would be the kind
of thing that would happen if you scanned each track for replaygain
individually
slartibartfast wrote:
> The track posted had album and track gain equal. That would be the kind
> of thing that would happen if you scanned each track for replaygain
> individually and not as an album.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
exactly. Which as you point out, indicates somethi
NoDad wrote:
> Maybe the album gain is different than the track gain?
>
> Looking at the album information it does say it's a compilation, see
> below.
>
> 31140.
album gain *is* typically different from the track gain. But all tracks
in a single album should have identical album gain.
NoDad wrote:
> Looking at the album information it does say it's a compilation, see
> below
> 31140.I was forgetting the compilation tag isn't necessary. Still odd that the
album gain doesn't match.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> One strange thing is that the Album Gain in the first image is -3.46 but
> in the second it is -3.42 and is the same as the track gain. There is
> also no Compilation tag.
Looking at the album information it does say it's a compilation, see
below
31140.
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NoDad wrote:
> Thanks for your help. Below are two screenshots for one of the songs.
> First the song info and below that the "View Tags" info.
>
> 31138
> 31139One strange thing is that the Album Gain in the first image is -3.46 but
in the second it is -3.42 and is the same as the track gain.
d6jg wrote:
> Post a couple of example files and we can take a look.
Thanks for your help. Below are two screenshots for one of the songs.
First the song info and below that the "View Tags" info.
31138
31139
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|Filename: Vie
NoDad wrote:
> I downloaded mpstag and took a look at the files in question. It's
> puzzling. All of them show the correct genre in mp3tag (as well as in
> Foobar & Windows). Extended tags showed the genre as well.
>
> In LMS it's different. Some albums show up under their the genre/s.
> Others
I downloaded mpstag and took a look at the files in question. It's
puzzling. All of them show the correct genre in mp3tag (as well as in
Foobar & Windows). Extended tags showed the genre as well.
In LMS it's different. Some albums show up under their the genre/s.
Others don't. Seems the ones not
Well, fixed the issue.
I moved my library from a mac-mini to piCorePlayer, and for my
playlists, i manually edited my playlist for the path of the files in
piCorePlayer.
Must have messed something up that was causing the duplicates.
So, I built a few playlists, just with the relative paths i.e.:
Shozzer wrote:
> Do you have these albums as favourites in Spotty or Qobuz as well as in
> your own local library?
Don't use those, only local library.
Tony
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I do generate my playlists using LMS. I find LMS to be pretty easy for
generating playlists. I then use the SPFLite2 editor (This is free) to
remove the #EXTINF and #EXTURL lines and then to change the absolute to
relative file locations. This editor can do many mass changes from its
command line
I replied also to your other thread. Feels like I was fighting exact
same issue. Had LMS on 2 different windows PC's and also Raspberry PI
all getting the same problem. Thought I was losing my mind.
Long story short, my ISP was hijacking the DNS requests to the the
non-SSL version of mysqueeze
w3wilkes wrote:
> I thought the lines that start with a # are treated as comments except
> for the #EXTM3U and #EXTINF. I have multiple platforms and these very
> simple playlists are completely portable between Windows, Android and
> *nix platforms without alteration. I keep all my playlists in
I thought the lines that start with a # are treated as comments except
for the #EXTM3U and #EXTINF. I have multiple platforms and these very
simple playlists are completely portable between Windows, Android and
*nix platforms without alteration. I keep all my playlists in the root
music folder ev
I'm running iMac with Majave 10.14.
I recently installed a new external SSD drive, and copied my entire
iTunes library to it. iTunes is running fine. In LMS (v7.9.2), however,
I can't seem to change the Media Folders to point to the new location.
It always reverts back to the previous folder se
Tony T wrote:
> I'm using the an absolute format:
>
> #EXTURL:file:///mnt/MUSIC/FLAC/T/Talking%20Heads/Talking%20Heads%2077/Talking%20Heads%20-%20Talking%20Heads%2077%20-%2001%20Uh-Oh,%20Love%20Comes%20To%20Town.flac
> #EXTINF:168,Uh-Oh, Love Comes To TownWhere is your playlist folder? My
> pl
Tony T wrote:
> I'm using the an absolute format:
>
> #EXTURL:file:///mnt/MUSIC/FLAC/T/Talking%20Heads/Talking%20Heads%2077/Talking%20Heads%20-%20Talking%20Heads%2077%20-%2001%20Uh-Oh,%20Love%20Comes%20To%20Town.flac
> #EXTINF:168,Uh-Oh, Love Comes To Town
Do you have these albums as favourite
reinholdk wrote:
> Try mp3tag on Windows. Load both the working and not working files, then
> select all. If the Genre field says '< keep >', the tags differ
> (assuming here that both sets should have the same genre). Make sure
> that the files only have FLAC tags (see Tag column), not mp3 or o
funcrusha wrote:
> Thanks for your response. How do I access the cache directory? I am only
> able to check LMS via the WebUI, as far as I'm aware.
You can see the location of the cache directory in
WebUI->Settings->Information, near the bottom. Do you know how to access
folders on your SOTM sy
NoDad wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. Which tag editor should I use? Is there one that
> will give me more information than what I'm using? When I look at the
> files using Foobar the tags are there whether it's a rip from a CD or
> from a vinyl (LP) record. When I add the column Genre in Window
I'm using the an absolute format:
#EXTURL:file:///mnt/MUSIC/FLAC/T/Talking%20Heads/Talking%20Heads%2077/Talking%20Heads%20-%20Talking%20Heads%2077%20-%2001%20Uh-Oh,%20Love%20Comes%20To%20Town.flac
#EXTINF:168,Uh-Oh, Love Comes To Town
Tony
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