by captain paranoia » Tue Jun 26, 2018 1:08 pm
I've just been creating a portable library, and noticed that one of the lossy compressed files didn't have a replay gain tag. This led me to my main library, and I found that the file was missing from my library, but present in the folder. So I re-scanned the folder. Still not found. hmmm...
I renamed it from '03 Deer Dance.flac' to '3 Deer Dance.flac', re-scanned, and the track was found.
Named it back, re-scanned, wasn't found. Missing file detected and removed from library.
Went to my other computer, and the file was present. Did the name change thing, and it found both named files.
Same files (stored on NAS, accessed in same manner, same mapped disk name).
Same OS (Win7 Pro, from same install disk, same patches).
Same version of MM (4.1.20.1884).
Same file scan options.
Any ideas as to what might cause this odd behaviour?
I've just been creating a portable library, and noticed that one of the lossy compressed files didn't have a replay gain tag. This led me to my main library, and I found that the file was missing from my library, but present in the folder. So I re-scanned the folder. Still not found. hmmm...
I renamed it from '03 Deer Dance.flac' to '3 Deer Dance.flac', re-scanned, and the track was found.
Named it back, re-scanned, wasn't found. Missing file detected and removed from library.
Went to my other computer, and the file was present. Did the name change thing, and it found both named files.
Same files (stored on NAS, accessed in same manner, same mapped disk name).
Same OS (Win7 Pro, from same install disk, same patches).
Same version of MM (4.1.20.1884).
Same file scan options.
Any ideas as to what might cause this odd behaviour?