Closed gkdwoe closed 3 weeks ago
I was not able to reproduce this on my Windows setup. The skip tags function is working as expected for me.
Can you give a little more information about your Windows setup? Are you running the command on the same files between your Windows and Linux setups, or on different files?
I just did some testing, and the issue was related to how I was using the command. I was running: rsgain easy $file -m MAX --skip-existing. It turns out that everything after $file was being ignored, though I'm not sure if this behavior was intentional or not.
In the command line syntax, options like --skip-existing
always need to come before positional arguments (in this case, the directory to scan). So this is expected behavior.
When running rsgain easy F:\music -m MAX --skip-existing on Windows, it processes all files regardless of their ReplayGain tags. In contrast, it works as intended on Linux, applying ReplayGain only to files without existing tags.