Version 1.12, using Spotify API, records multiple artists as provided by Spotify in the Artist tag field in an incorrect format. This causes issues splitting and recognising the artists with various audio software. One example of such is a well known tagger in the DJ scene, OneTagger.
The standard convention for multiple artists is to separate them with a comma immediately followed by a single space. For example, for the following song
https://open.spotify.com/track/5A9AILetvfQg3LHyX5X0pV
Romeo Santos, Marc Anthony
And this is indeed what Spotify does.
However, Spytify, after correctly extracting all the artists in the right order from the artists array, uses a single / as a separator. In the example above, it populates the artist field with:
Romeo Santos/Marc Anthony
If possible, please change it to the usual standard.
Version 1.12, using Spotify API, records multiple artists as provided by Spotify in the Artist tag field in an incorrect format. This causes issues splitting and recognising the artists with various audio software. One example of such is a well known tagger in the DJ scene, OneTagger.
The standard convention for multiple artists is to separate them with a comma immediately followed by a single space. For example, for the following song https://open.spotify.com/track/5A9AILetvfQg3LHyX5X0pV Romeo Santos, Marc Anthony And this is indeed what Spotify does.
However, Spytify, after correctly extracting all the artists in the right order from the artists array, uses a single / as a separator. In the example above, it populates the artist field with: Romeo Santos/Marc Anthony
If possible, please change it to the usual standard.