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RandomNinjaAtk / docker-lidarr-extended

lidarr-extended :: Lidarr application packaged with multiple scripts to provide additional functionality
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Wrong year id tagging on album after import, beet not working? #93

Closed krokenn closed 2 years ago

krokenn commented 2 years ago

hello,

when importing AC/DC High Voltage (original album & International version) Feb 16 1975 im getting folder %year% set to 2014 ( this updates and also ID tagging on tracks to 2014, it looks like data is from deezer but is not getting properly tagged with beet? i see replagain is doing its job in incomplete folder where and when is beet running?

using latest docker with original settings from script.

EDIT: now it updated to 1975 but the tracks are still 2014

Yosh82 commented 2 years ago

Regarding the release year, I think the issue with the tagging is just the way it tags from musicbrainz by default, the same as Picard. On Picard, I have set a script to use the Original release year, not the re-release ones. Is this something that could be implemented for LE?

The Picard script which I use: $set(date,$left(%originalyear%,4))

Thanks.

krokenn commented 2 years ago

ok so it did update album folder name to 1975 now but the tracks are still tagged 2014, any idea whats going on here?

RandomNinjaAtk commented 2 years ago

Tagging is handled by lidarr, so it has nothing to do with the scripts used in this case... Also beets was disabled, its technically still installed, but not used...

You should take your issue with Year tagging with Lidarr itself, because that handles the tagging.

Yosh82 commented 2 years ago

Tagging is handled by lidarr, so it has nothing to do with the scripts used in this case... Also beets was disabled, its technically still installed, but not used...

You should take your issue with Year tagging with Lidarr itself, because that handles the tagging.

Thanks. I assumed that would be the response but thought I'd ask as I saw another with the same issue. Lidarr (original) also did this, which is why I used picard in the end.