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ReplayGain : calculate album-gain from album tag, not directory #2749
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Hmm… I don't think this is the case, exactly. We group items together by the album structure in the beets database. While the Can you take a closer look and report what makes you think the plugin is working by directory structure instead of the album structure in the database? |
Can you verify that the beets database thinks that all those tracks are on the same album? You can check by using |
Sorry for the overly late reply : this bug fell out of my following list…
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Hmm; that actually looks like many different albums. If beets was tracking this as a single album, then |
I've re-imported my whole collection with |
True. You may want to move them into one directory first. |
That's unfortunately not something I can practically do. |
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Wow… Thanks, I never knew about that option ! No sure how well it goes with |
Well, no luck. |
Hmm! Any guesses about what's going wrong? Can you investigate a little to isolate a reproducible problem? |
Just a thought… are they tagged with MusicBrainz identifiers? If they don't have MBIDs (to unambiguously say that "The Blackest Album" is the same as "The Blackest Album" but different from "The Blackest Album"), you/beets may have set the Album Artists for the Tracks the same as the Track Artists, which means you have a Release "The Blackest Album" by Abaddon of Venom, a "The Blackest Album" by Apoptygma Berzerk, etc., instead of a single "The Blackest Album" by Various Artists. Without any additional information, this would tell beets that those are different albums, even if they happen to have the same name. (Just like "Reckoning" by Grateful Dead is a different release than "Reckoning" by R.E.M. (or the 5+ other "Reckoning" albums out there.)) |
Indeed, they do NOT have MBID (as I frequently disagree with MB's capitalization of album titles). |
Any news about this ? |
Hello! This thread is still waiting on you to help shed some light via a reproducible test case. |
Well, the problem is reproducible for every album which files are not in the same directory. Actually, it's as if the |
Interesting! Can you check whether beets imports these albums separately? (It's not important to have the RG plugin enabled for that test.) Can you include an import session with full details about how files were laid out originally—i.e., all the details for a full bug report? |
I'll give it a try when release 1.4.8 is out, that should solve my other issue (#2757). |
Is this still relevant? If so, what is blocking it? Is there anything you can do to help move it forward? This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Problem
From what I understand, the ReplayGain plugin considers that all files in the same directory belong to the same album.
While this is fine (to me) for most of my collection, I do not keep compilation tracks in the same directory (i.e. ALL my files are in an "Artist/Album/Track" hierarchy, even for compilations).
It would be great to have an option to calculate album-gain from all the files' album tag, so that they don't need to be in the same folder.
SoundKonverter does it already : https://github.com/dfaust/soundkonverter
Setup
My configuration (output of
beet config
) is:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: