Open catap opened 11 months ago
Right now beets writes the same file twice (tested on
.flac
but probably it's true for all format). The first time it had happened when files is moved into library. It works as expected via temporarry name. Anyway, when it edits tags, it reuploads the whole file with edited tags.
It is quite unclear to me which commands you're running here. Could you specify the actual beets commands where you run into this issue? I guess that would be required as a starting point to track down why exactly this happens.
@wisp3rwind I simple import an album via very slow internet and started investigation how it works :)
Indeed; it would be great to know when/how these writes happen… is there any chance it's a consequence of your configuration or plugins you're using? Understanding a bit more about when the writes happen, and where they arise in the beets code, could help a lot.
@sampsyo what information is required? list of plugins / configuration seems to be useless for now, because it means to check everything.
Maybe a kind of debug log which includes each possible write? Or... I may do it another way: copy file on NAS side and compare it O:-)
It's sort of an open-ended recommendation, to be honest! In general, to understand how to proceed here, we will need to understand where those two writes are happening on your machine. A few options could include:
strace
or similar could reveal the I/O behaviorI see similar issues while importing and moving files on the same drive.
It seems beet imports the files, into the DB as temporary files in current location, does some work on some tags and then moves the files, updates the DB, if replaygain enabled, now on the moved files run that, then update tags and database. I am not sure if the RG update is direct or via temporary files in the same folder.
I'll try to do more testing later and provide some output
@arogl this is almost the same things that I feel / saw.
@sampsyo / @wisp3rwind I'll try to investigate in this year
Evaluating 33 candidates.
I:\New_Music\import\2WEI\(2022) Mad World (1 items)
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Match (75.7%):
2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World
≠ artist
MusicBrainz, Digital Media, 2022, XW, Position Music, None, None
https://musicbrainz.org/release/9a87a277-5bb1-4f56-be96-e41dd3c1d9a0
≠ Artist: 2WEI -> 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie
* Album: Mad World
* (#1) Mad World (4:15)
➜ [A]pply, More candidates, Skip, Use as-is, as Tracks, Group albums,
Enter search, enter Id, aBort, eDit, edit Candidates? a
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0 of 1 items replaced
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fetchart: trying source bandcamp for album 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World
bandcamp: Not fetching art for a non-bandcamp album URL
fetchart: trying source filesystem for album 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World
fetchart: using well-named art file cover.jpg
fetchart: using local image I:\New_Music\import\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\cover.jpg
replaygain: analyzing 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - (2022) - Mad World
replaygain: analyzing 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World - Mad World
replaygain: executing ffmpeg -nostats -hide_banner -i I:\New_Music\import\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\01 - Mad World.mp3 -map a:0 -filter ebur128=peak=true -f null -
replaygain: 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World - Mad World: 2168 blocks over -18.7 LUFS
replaygain: 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World - Mad World: gain -10.0 LU, peak 1.3489628825916535
replaygain: 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - (2022) - Mad World: gain -10.0 LU, peak 1.3489628825916535
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replaygain: applied track gain -10.0 LU, peak 1.3489628825916535 of FS
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replaygain: applied album gain -10.0 LU, peak 1.3489628825916535 of FS
replaygain: done analyzing 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World - Mad World
lastgenre: added last.fm album genre (None):
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Parsed query: AndQuery([NoneQuery('album_id', True)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('albumtype', 'soundtrack', fast=True)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('albumartist', '“Weird Al”', fast=True), AnyFieldQuery('Yankovic', ('artist', 'title', 'comments', 'album', 'albumartist', 'genre'), SubstringQuery)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('albumartist', 'various artists', fast=True)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('albumartist', 'various', fast=True)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([BooleanQuery('comp', 1, fast=True)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('ext', '.pdf', fast=False)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('paired_ext', '.lrc', fast=False)])
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Parsed query: AndQuery([SubstringQuery('paired_ext', '.txt', fast=False)])
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importadded: Recorded mtime 1702539820.8176394 for item 'I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\Mad World - 01 - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World.mp3' imported from 'I:\New_Music\import\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\01 - Mad World.mp3'
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popularity: Mad World - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie not found
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importadded: Write of item 'I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\Mad World - 01 - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World.mp3', selected item.added=1702973066.8870106
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embedart: Embedding album art into 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - (2022) - Mad World
embedart: embedding I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\cover.jpg
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popularity: Mad World - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie not found
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importadded: Write of item 'I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\Mad World - 01 - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World.mp3', selected item.added=1702973066.8870106
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scrub: auto-scrubbing I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\Mad World - 01 - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World.mp3
scrub: writing new tags after scrub
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popularity: Mad World - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie not found
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importadded: Write of item 'I:\Music\2\2WEI\(2022) Mad World\Mad World - 01 - 2WEI, Tommee Profitt & Fleurie - Mad World.mp3', selected item.added=1702973066.8870106
scrub: restoring art
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importadded: Import of album 'Mad World', selected album.added=1702539820.8176394 from item file mtimes.
OK, verbose log from importing a 1 track album AFTER finding the matches. @catap I was wrong, it moves the file(s) and THEN runs all operations/updates/plugins on the moved file.
We need to see if we can move to a temporary location, perform all operations and then finally move to the library destination
@arogl as I pointed in the beginning: edit of tags means save the whole file, not just edit / append at the end of it ;)
Seems that this is behaviour of mutagen: https://github.com/quodlibet/mutagen/blob/main/mutagen/id3/_file.py#L223-L274
I feel a kind of dejavu. I have reported near the similar "issue" here or in mutagen or somewhere else BTW
Proposed solution
Speed up write speed via network.
Right now beets writes the same file twice (tested on
.flac
but probably it's true for all format). The first time it had happened when files is moved into library. It works as expected via temporarry name. Anyway, when it edits tags, it reuploads the whole file with edited tags.I see this behaviour quite well when upload heavy
.flac
into library via WebDAV by investigating.davfs.*
files in the distination folder via SSH to the NAS.Rework editing of tags from save full file, into append or truncate and replacing only tag part at the end of the file.