I posted a thread in the Windows support forum but starting thinking that this might be a better place to find some support.
I just upgraded to Frodo but I am having problems with my music library, after setting up my music source and scraping. While the files all seem to be importing OK and able to play, I am getting wildy incorrect values for Year. I get values all over the place, sometimes 3 digits, sometimes 4 and 5, but nothing even resembling the correct year.
I have mostly WMA files, and they are all correctly tagged. I have verified with MP3Tag, Media Monkey, WMP, and Zune. The values are consistent across the board. It's also important to note that Eden does not have this issue at all, only Frodo. This is issue is definitely specific to WMA files, as my MP3 files from Amazon import with correct values.
I am using Universal Scraper for Music Artists and for Albums.
When adding a music source, does the scraper itself (Universal) read the tags from the local files, or does that happen from a core XBMC function? I logged a Trac ticket about 2 weeks back, but also haven't seen any response...
http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/14110
Is this a scraper issue or a core XBMC function?
I just upgraded to Frodo but I am having problems with my music library, after setting up my music source and scraping. While the files all seem to be importing OK and able to play, I am getting wildy incorrect values for Year. I get values all over the place, sometimes 3 digits, sometimes 4 and 5, but nothing even resembling the correct year.
I have mostly WMA files, and they are all correctly tagged. I have verified with MP3Tag, Media Monkey, WMP, and Zune. The values are consistent across the board. It's also important to note that Eden does not have this issue at all, only Frodo. This is issue is definitely specific to WMA files, as my MP3 files from Amazon import with correct values.
I am using Universal Scraper for Music Artists and for Albums.
When adding a music source, does the scraper itself (Universal) read the tags from the local files, or does that happen from a core XBMC function? I logged a Trac ticket about 2 weeks back, but also haven't seen any response...
http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/14110
Is this a scraper issue or a core XBMC function?