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Rise-Software / Rise-Media-Player

One media player for everything you own or stream; whether it's music or videos, online or offline Rise Media Player does it all. And it's beautiful and native with the latest version of WinUI.
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No reading of ID3Vx tags on SMB Drives #221

Closed RG007JM closed 1 year ago

RG007JM commented 1 year ago

Description

The app can't read the ID3Vx/FLAC tags that I have on my files stored on a NAS connected via SMB 3.1.1 to my PC. I can see that the files have the tag, and when I move them to my PC, the app recognizes immediately the tags. I know that ID3V2.x tags have a bad relationship with streamed files, but even an ID3V1 tag won't be recognized by the app.

Steps To Reproduce

Get a NAS Attach it via SMB 3.1.1 to your PC Select the music folder on your NAS when prompted to choose a music folder on the Rise Media Player App

Expected behavior

Only the name of the file will be shown, any other info on the metadata will be ignored.

Rise Media Player Version

Pre-Alpha 2 (v0.0.171.0)

Windows Version

Windows 11 22H2

Relevant Assets/Logs

None.

itsWindows11 commented 1 year ago

Does the file explorer recognize the metadata from that network drive?

RG007JM commented 1 year ago

Yes. image

itsWindows11 commented 1 year ago

That's odd, might be a problem with how we use the Windows indexer.

RG007JM commented 1 year ago

I just built the app from the release_vnext, and I noticed how a part of the app was able to grab the info from the tag, and also the lyrics! Both ID3V2.x and FLAC work(w/lyrics). image image

itsWindows11 commented 1 year ago

I see, lyrics are retrieved from Musixmatch so it isn't related to the music file's properties (at least for now)

itsWindows11 commented 1 year ago

@RG007JM should be fixed now, try pulling and building again.

RG007JM commented 1 year ago

It works wonderfully! Finally, I can use this software. Thanks!