Does this mean that I have to go through my entire iTunes library
(24,000 songs) and clean each album individually?
brucegrr;272278 Wrote:
As your library grows it is vitally important to have a single tagging
format. If you download much music you'll find a variety of tagging.
Are you
Can't this still be caused by having playlists in you main music folder
which gets scanned?
I think playlists need to be in a separate folder, or they will get
scanned and added to the db as well as the actual files, showing tracks
and albums twice. Using SC7 here, so not sre about SS6.5.
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Load your music files in a tag program and look at the tags. That is the
only way to know for sure.
Personally, I delete ALL tags except the id 3v2 tags.Very simple to do
with mp3 tag. Since I use cover.jpg in each folder I also delete ALL
embedded cover art.
Cleans tags yield clean results :)
A common problem I'm afraid. A search of the forum would probably turn
up a few related threads. This will undoubtably be a tag issue. iTunes
is a bit sneaky and adds its own tags - particularly inserting Disc
number tags on compilation albums. I would recommend examining the tags
carefully in a
As your library grows it is vitally important to have a single tagging
format. If you download much music you'll find a variety of tagging.
Are you using cover art? As a separate filed cover.jpg or is it
embedded? If you have BOTH of these then you can end up with duplicate
entries.
I use
I have a large number of albums in my collection that for some reason
appear twice in the album list- once with Album Name, then again with
Album Name (Disc 1).
The albums were ripped with iTunes, and show up as a single album in
iTunes, but in SqueezeCenter, some tracks are in each of the two
