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Title says it all. If, for instance, a FLAC has the artist name stored in the "ARTIST" tag and not specifically "artist", ffprobe will report the tags with case intact - and the saveSong() routine will simply skip over the track as "no title found in metadata". The same applies to all other metadata fields.
A potential fix could be to force all the keys in the JSON returned by wav.GetMetadata() to be lowercase, although that could cause issues on its own of course.
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Title says it all. If, for instance, a FLAC has the artist name stored in the "ARTIST" tag and not specifically "artist", ffprobe will report the tags with case intact - and the saveSong() routine will simply skip over the track as "no title found in metadata". The same applies to all other metadata fields.
A potential fix could be to force all the keys in the JSON returned by wav.GetMetadata() to be lowercase, although that could cause issues on its own of course.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: