2011-01-20, 15:41
Just installed XBMC on Aspire Revo, latest Ubuntu.
My external hard drive broke, so I copied my music over to Ubuntu from my iPod using Rhythmbox.
All the folder structure is perfect for XBMC, and the files are seemingly tagged properly.
XBMC 'sees' the folder structure, but only 'sees' four or five albums which are seemingly not tagged properly.
I used MusicBrainz Picard and EasyTag to try to remedy the problem, but they similarly only 'see' those four or five albums.
All the mp3 and mp4 files are clearly visible in Ubuntu file explorer, and can all be played by Rhythmbox. Exaile, on the other hand, only 'sees' the same four or five albums.
If I change a file name, it then shows up.
I believe the problem is probably something to do with however Rhythmbox copies the iPod database and restructures it in Ubuntu. It must be changing the tags somehow, or the iPod has changed them.
Is there any relatively simple way I can get these files to show up without renaming every single one?
Worst came to worst I could use some sort of batch renamer if such a thing exists
thanks for the help.
My external hard drive broke, so I copied my music over to Ubuntu from my iPod using Rhythmbox.
All the folder structure is perfect for XBMC, and the files are seemingly tagged properly.
XBMC 'sees' the folder structure, but only 'sees' four or five albums which are seemingly not tagged properly.
I used MusicBrainz Picard and EasyTag to try to remedy the problem, but they similarly only 'see' those four or five albums.
All the mp3 and mp4 files are clearly visible in Ubuntu file explorer, and can all be played by Rhythmbox. Exaile, on the other hand, only 'sees' the same four or five albums.
If I change a file name, it then shows up.
I believe the problem is probably something to do with however Rhythmbox copies the iPod database and restructures it in Ubuntu. It must be changing the tags somehow, or the iPod has changed them.
Is there any relatively simple way I can get these files to show up without renaming every single one?
Worst came to worst I could use some sort of batch renamer if such a thing exists
thanks for the help.