My, very short, experience is that scan for new doesn't actually remove
things. And doing a full scan doesn't always either. My method has
been point the server at a different directory, do a new scan, validate
0 files, point back at normal, do a new scan.
This appears to do a full rebuild of
d6jg wrote:
> Where there are track duplicates are the paths absolutely identical?
They are all identical.
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King of Efland wrote:
> I have zero playlists. The path is simple: c:\Music. It on a dedicated
> virtual Server 2016 with no other programs installed.
Where there are track duplicates are the paths absolutely identical?
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King of Efland wrote:
> I have zero playlists. The path is simple: c:\Music. It on a dedicated
> virtual Server 2016 with no other programs installed.
And just to double check, within each of the album subdirectories, you
do NOT have any CUE files or playlist files (e.g, .m3u) related to the
d6jg wrote:
> Id take a look in the library database itself for clues but this sort
> of issue can occur when your music folder contains shortcuts or your
> playlists are inside the root of the music directory and the contents
> get scanned twice.
>
> What are the paths for music and
garym wrote:
> May have already been mentioned, but double check all those duplicates
> in LMS. When you open any of these albums, do they show ALL the album
> tracks. Or are the album tracks spread across the various duplicates.
> That is, in the past I've had scenarios where an album showed
Id take a look in the library database itself for clues but this sort
of issue can occur when your music folder contains shortcuts or your
playlists are inside the root of the music directory and the contents
get scanned twice.
What are the paths for music and playlists?
To examine the
May have already been mentioned, but double check all those duplicates
in LMS. When you open any of these albums, do they show ALL the album
tracks. Or are the album tracks spread across the various duplicates.
That is, in the past I've had scenarios where an album showed up in LMS
more than
I uninstalled this morning, including deleting the files in the 'Program
Files (86) directory and the Squeezebox directory under C:\ProgramFiles.
I also scrubbed the registry. Next I did a clean reinstall and let it
build the database from scratch. I have the exact same result.
Unfortunately,
UGH! I think you are right. But that's no use of LSM during the
trouble-shooting. Which I suppose it's all that bad. I do actually have
a real CD player connected to my stereo at home (and a CD drive in the
computer at work). I think, though, I'll concentrate on my home system
where this same
gstalnaker wrote:
>
> Should we perform at clean install of LMS on some periodic schedule? I
> mean, wipe everything and start from scratch? I confess I hate the
> entire idea of doing that. But what options are there?
IIRC, I never had to do this.
What I'd try is setting the LMS root music
slartibartfast wrote:
> Is anyone else seeing this behaviour?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I see many duplications in my 3000+ album/55,000+ library.
Windows10 is the install.
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What OS are you running?
If Windows have you by any chance enabled OneDrive?
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
Is anyone else seeing this behaviour?
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kidstypike wrote:
> You don't have .cue or .m3u files in your album folders?
>
> Have you done a clear and rescan, instead of a look for new and changed?
A clear and rescan had the same results
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kidstypike wrote:
> You don't have .cue or .m3u files in your album folders?
>
> Have you done a clear and rescan, instead of a look for new and changed?
No, I have not. I will likely back off of this version until there is a
fix. Any ripped CD I try to play doubles each track on playback.
King of Efland wrote:
> This morning I ripped a couple of CD's with DBPoweramp and copied them
> to my media server, rescanned files and checked that they showed up
> under new music and were tagged properly. This normally takes about 1
> minute to run as I have a very fast dedicated machine
I am, right this very minute, erasing and re-scanning my entire
collection because I noticed that 100s of albums now show 2, 3, or 4
times in the list when I look at, say, Genre.
But ... I'm using an older version:Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1
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