Open jmbannon opened 8 months ago
Okay I think I found the root-cause - when I removed deezer
, everything seemed to work as expected. I think what happened was deezer took priority in fetching/writing tags, and did not fetch any albumartists since that is only a musicbrainz thing.
@JOJ0 I think we still have a problem getting Musicbrainz
data if you look at the beet info
output above for the 2 fields albumtype
and albumtypes
I would like to add, that I also see the problem with the strange albumtypes. When I execute a beet update -p
basically all tracks would be changed to something like this:
[...]
ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK
albumtypes: album -> ['a', 'l', 'b', 'u', 'm']
albumtype: album -> a
[...]
ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK
albumtypes: album; soundtrack -> ['a', 'l', 'b', 'u', 'm', ';', ' ', 's', 'o', 'u', 'n', 'd', 't', 'r', 'a', 'c', 'k']
albumtype: soundtrack -> a
[...]
ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK (live)
albumtypes: album; live -> ['a', 'l', 'b', 'u', 'm', ';', ' ', 'l', 'i', 'v', 'e']
albumtype: live -> a
[...]
@mbrandis Your issue has been fixed already in #4582., please head over to https://github.com/beetbox/beets/issues/4715#issue-1628853120 to read all the details about what possibly remains to be fixed in your library. Please update to latest git and then post if you still have problems over there. Thank you.
Thank you for the hint. I didn't found these issues. I use the current version of beets from Debian unstable (1.6.0-7) and I couldn't find out if this version already had the fix. So I tested beet mbsync
and magically everything fixed itself. :-) Thank you!
I am on 1.6.0 on ubuntu, installed via pip, but I am still facing this issue. beet update
, beet mbsync
and beet write
says it writes updated tags to flac-files, but checking with metaflac --list
still shows multiple tags for RELEASETYPE
and MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE
:
comment[11]: RELEASETYPE=a
comment[12]: RELEASETYPE=l
comment[13]: RELEASETYPE=b
comment[14]: RELEASETYPE=u
comment[15]: RELEASETYPE=m
comment[16]: MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE=a
comment[17]: MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE=l
comment[18]: MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE=b
comment[19]: MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE=u
comment[20]: MUSICBRAINZ_ALBUMTYPE=m
Beets itself however seems to be using the correct tags:
beet list -f '$albumtype $albumtypes' path:/media/downloads
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
album album
How should I go forward?
@petwri https://github.com/beetbox/beets/issues/5059#issuecomment-1886696153
in short: install git master and read above to fix your library. HTH :-)
Problem
Hello again 👋
I'm on latest master, and recently imported this album. However, I noticed there aren't any multi-tags like
albumartists
on it. When I try to explicitly update them, it does not seem to do anything.Though it does populate the multi-tag fields
mb_albumartistids
🤔Sanity check that I'm on latest master w/multi tags:
When I try to update:
Setup
My configuration (output of
beet config
) is: