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Weird sorting issue with Japanese tagging, the artist sort tag, and m4a files. #661
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Please post the output of |
M4A Output
OGG VORBIS Output
Keep in mind it's only happening to the M4A files and changing the Artist Sort to the same name as the Artist, fixes it. |
OK a sort-of Update. This doesn't just happen with Japanese names, It happens to all .m4a files, Basically if you have an album with a mix of formats (e.g. m4a, ogg, opus etc.). Cmus appears to ignore the 'Artist Sort' entirely for m4a files, therefore splitting the album. |
I have this really weird issue with m4a files with a Japanese Artist title e.g ' 永田権太 ' and a Artist Sort Title like ' Nagata, Kenta '. The m4a files that have been tagged from the MusicBrainz Database like this the way mentioned before, Will not obey the Artist Sort Order and will split the album. ogg files will be sorted under ' Nagata, Kenta ' while the m4a files will be under ' 永田権太 '. The album and artist name is the same across all files and would normally sort together. The only way to fix this is to change the Artist Sort name to ' 永田権太 '.
uname -a
:cmus --version
:cmus --plugins
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