mruddo wrote:
> Sigur Rós present another set of interesting characters that seem to
> give problems:
>
> 2022-01-06 09:19:59 D [ 114/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/01-INTRO.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:20:59 D [ 115/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/02-SVEFN-G-ENGLAR.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:21:23 D [ 116/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/03-STARáLFUR.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:24:21 D [ 117/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/04-FLUGUFRELSARINN.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:25:12 D [ 118/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS BYRJUN/05-Ný
> BATTERí.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:25:16 D [ 119/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/06-HJARTAð HAMAST (BAMM BAMM BAMM).FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:26:41 D [ 120/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS BYRJUN/07-VIðRAR
> VEL TIL LOFTáRASA.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:28:40 D [ 121/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS BYRJUN/08-OLSEN
> OLSEN.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:29:13 D [ 122/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS BYRJUN/09-ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN.FLAC
> 2022-01-06 09:29:41 D [ 123/2495 4%] SIGUR RóS/ÁGæTIS
> BYRJUN/10-AVALON.FLAC
>
Can you manually run essentia against these? e.g.
Code:
--------------------
streaming_extractor_music.exe "Sigur Rós/Ágætis Byrjun/10-Avalon.flac"
out.json
--------------------
Does that produce any errors? If not then its Musly which is failing -
but I'm not sure there is much I can do. Perhaps what I need to do is
use the windows 'short' filename - e.g. its DOS equivalent.
mruddo wrote:
>
> re. my previous point about inconsistent cases in filenames. I've just
> noticed it's re-analysing all files in a "War On Drugs" folder where the
> other PC had "War on Drugs", so not surprisingly, both the path and the
> filename are sensitive to this issue. What's interesting about that is
> that the analysis is deemed necessary, and yet no tracks (with the
> different case) are removed from the db (i.e. *Num old tracks = 0*).
> Which means I'll likely have duplicates in the db now. Perhaps all
> filnames need to be considered case insensitive for comparisons when
> identifying old tracks? (Not essential - I appreciate this may be a
> Windows perculiarity.)
Sorry, but no. The problem here is Windows. It shows files/folders using
mixed-case but then treats them case insensitively. Linux, however is
fully case insensitive - where you can have "Temp" and "temp" in the
same folder.
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