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Also, is Discart something that can now be scraped with all the artwork changes in v19? or is it still something that relies on you having local images already downloaded? I ask because I took a brief look at that request, but couldn't work out how to add discart from an online source via Kodi if you don't already have it.
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I'm having problems with a 2-disc album set. Sarah Vaugan - Sophisticated Lady.
It looks to me as if the tags are all correct. The folder runs through Bliss without issue and the layout of the files within the folder look sensible.
After loading the folder into Kodi, however, the order in which the tracks disply, the numbering of the tracks, the discs to whcih the tracks are assigned and some of the track names appear differently and in a different order.
That happens in Album view, Artist view and File view.
I don't have this problem with any of my other album sets (I have around a couple of dozen of those). The only thing about this set might be some of the tracks are different versions of the same songs, so have the same or very similar track names.
All the tracks seem to be there, only with some wrong track numbers, some wrong track names and dispaying in the wrong order.
Any ideas anyone?
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2021-10-12, 16:47
(This post was last modified: 2021-10-12, 16:49 by Darwock.)
I discovered the boxset/multi-disc feature recently and have been rejigging my library for those albums that benefit. It’s worked great for a bunch of titles (Tangerine Dream boxset, Big star’s Complete Third) so far, clicking on the cover of the set brings up each individual disc within, with unique artwork and titles. These are all FLAC files, tagged in mp3tag with ‘discsubtitle’ names and ‘releasetype’ tagged as boxset.
However there is a problem with a collection of mp3 files. The boxset function works, the individual covers show up with everything grouped correctly, but the disc titles don’t show. I just get generic ‘Disc 1’ etc. I’m aware that mp3tag uses the ‘setsubtitle’ tag, but that didn’t work. I downloaded Picard and used that to set discsubtitle, still didn’t work. I also tried setting TSST in mp3tag, no joy either. The tags are there but Kodi isn’t reading them?
The files in question are from Prince’s NPG music club service that ran 20 years ago - they were provided monthly and only in mp3 format, so I wanted to group them as ‘February 2001’, ‘March 2001’ etc. There are no higher quality sources available (except to whoever’s handling his estate I suppose). They show only as Disc 1, Disc 2 which is not accurate at all, there were no discs.
I suppose I could re-encode them to FLAC just for the tagging benefits, but that messes with my OCD given that they are not actually in lossless quality.
Any ideas?
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2021-10-13, 01:36
(This post was last modified: 2021-10-13, 02:08 by Darwock.)
I will try it, thanks - not optimistic though because the tag is correct - if I tag it in Picard (using DISCSUBTITLE) when I look at the extended tags in mp3tag I see the data listed there under SETSUBTITLE.
The failure appears to be on the Kodi side? I will try it before making assumptions though.
edit - so I loaded up the folders in Tagscanner, and could see that SETSUBTITLE was already filled in with the values I wanted. I did it again and saved just in case.
It worked! Something weird about the tag created by the other two apps then?