geigi
commented
2 years ago Hi, are your mp3 files tagged?
- Album Name (Book name)
- Artist (the Reader of the Book)
- Composer (the Author of the book)
- Track Name (Chapter Name)
- An album cover if you like
Closed GestaltEngine closed 2 years ago
geigi
commented
2 years ago Hi, are your mp3 files tagged?
GestaltEngine
commented
2 years ago Everything except "Composer" is filled in.
geigi
commented
2 years ago Ok, could you verify that the book name is exactly the same (capitalization and whitespace) in all files of the affected book? You can also use a tool like mediainfo for this
geigi
commented
2 years ago I'm closing this due to the lack of a response
Bug/Feature description
The files related to one audiobook (stored in one folder) are interpreted as two different audiobooks.
Steps to reproduce
Have a folder with two subfolders each containing an audiobook broken up into multiple mp3 files. Here's the output of ls -R from said folder in my case:
'Left Hand of Darkness' was interpreted as two books and 'The City and The City' was interpreted correctly, albeit when I tried add yet another book, 'Left Hand of Darkness' was interpreted correctly and 'The City and The City' was interpreted as two books.
Don't know if it's an expected behaviour, but I suspect it isn't.
Suggestion:
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