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Hi. I tired the new shiny amarok 2.2rc1 today, and I like it. One thing - all albums of one artist have separate folder on my HDD, called "artistname - albumname year" and only one of the albums was properly assigned to the artist, rest of them was "Various artists". There was an easy solution for this, "Do not show under Various artists" option. All of the albums were successfuly aligned to the artist after that, but one album.
After running "amarok --debug" That's what I get after selecting that option in the right-click menu:
Looks like there's a dupe entry somewhere inn Amarok's MySQL databse. How can I check it? And how do I open mysql databases? |
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In 2.2 stable, I don't even have an option to remove an album from Various - It only allows me to add to playlist, replace playlist, edit track details or copy to collection.
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Which distribution?
Normally there must be an entry. (It's present here, at least). Perhaps you should save your *statistics* tables from $HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/mysqle/amarok. Remove the folder and do a full scan. After having finished, close amarok and move your statistics tables back. Of course you can start the database without amarok, but that's not recommended: cd $HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok and type
Open a second console, and type
From now on, you're on your own. Means, you should have some SQL knowledge. Normally the "Various artist" issue would happen, if the album artist tag differs from the artist tag. So use a real masstagger, like kid3 or easytag. m0nk
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