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#ALL 4 ONE DISCOGRAPHY FLAC SOFTWARE#

There are no settings for this, and this mess only happens with. I couldn't find a way to get rid of this behavior. flac songs get their own album next to the. This happens even if the artist field is the exact mp3s, then the latter files go into one album, regardless of the artists (like they should normally do), and the.

#ALL 4 ONE DISCOGRAPHY FLAC UPDATE#

I don't remember exactly, but I think this issue started with either update 1809 or 1903. And eachДЄlbum contains songs only from that artist ofc.В This is complete nonsense and I have no clue how this hasn't been fixed in likeДў years. It has a bunch of artists, lots of them have songs for the album, not just one composer or band, so even if all the songs have the same album name - because of the amount of artist there are - the album gets split up into 13 pieces. So let's say 'Detroit - Become Human' soundtrack. flac files, every single artist inside an album creates this mess, where every album gets split up into however many different artists are listed for that album. If there are more than 1 artist for those songs, then it will probably say 'Unknown artist' for some reason, but that's fine too, I don't really care. And that's fine, this is how it should work. Normally with every other filetype the program categorizes files by Albums, if they have the exact same album name in their metadata, then those songs flac songs are split up by artists (see images).

In Groove Music, the albums that have.

#ALL 4 ONE DISCOGRAPHY FLAC SOFTWARE#

I picked this software because I can edit a bunch of files at once, and has lots of functionality, and can remove locked metadata from files too, and it's fast. The solution I found was to copy the metadata from these files, then delete the data, them paste them back in, for which I'm using Maybe it's some metadata version being messed up, If I specifically open them from Explorer then it ofc plays the song, but they don't show up in the app itself when browsing. Recognized by Groove either, it completely ignores them like they didn't exist. If I check the files with any other software, the metadata is there, but it doesn't show up. flac files (seemingly random ones) don't display any metadata inside File Explorer. Again, this wouldn't be that big of an issue, if the next one didn't exist, and this is the real problem here. Other folders are fine, but the ones with any amount

flac files inside, most of the time it takes absolute years to show the content of the folder, even if there are only a few, like 10 songs.

When viewing a folder in File Explorer that has.

This was more like annoying, since it didn't

First, if I recall correctly, when the support for the filetype got implemented, the issue was that metadata in File Explorer and Groove would only display the first 26 (or so) characters of each metadata field.

I'll have a harsh tone, because it blows my mind how in hell does this issue still exist after all these years.

Several issues have been going on that are still not fix, and I don't see anyone talk about them.

#ALL 4 ONE DISCOGRAPHY FLAC WINDOWS 10#

However, since Windows 10 started supporting. I've been using Groove as the only software to play music, because I like the app, its speed and modern interface, and the fact that I can see all my local music and playlists at one place.

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