frank1969 wrote: > Yes, I was looking at extended tags. > > The way I work is the following: > I have defined a set of - I guess 12 - tags I only use > ALBUM;ALBUMARTIST;ARTIST;COMPOSER;COPYRIGHT;GENRE;LYRICIST;MEDIATYPE;PICTURE;TITLE;TRACK;YEAR > When I add a new file to the database I use a predefined action that > removes all tags except > ALBUM;ALBUMARTIST;ARTIST;COMPOSER;COPYRIGHT;GENRE;LYRICIST;MEDIATYPE;PICTURE;TITLE;TRACK;YEAR > . > So there should no user tag in db (except i made a mistake). > > When I try to find errors, first thing is to call "extended tags" in > mp3tag to see, if there is (for any reason) any other tag than the 12 > defined. This wasn't the case. > So next step is to see, what tags have different values (mp3tag shows > this in one glance). This usually should only be > ARTIST;COMPOSER;LYRICIST;TITLE;TRACK . > So I double checked is with this album - there are no duets, and I > didn't add the composers and lyricsts, so ARTIST was identical and > COMPOSER and LYRICST was empty. So TITLE and TRACK were the only tags > with different values... > > But once again: > I remember Michael found this bug a few weeks ago and fixed it and I > could confess it was fixed. So I hope it is only a "little > regression"...It still works for me so the mystery is why it doesn't work for > you.
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