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Issue with Lidarr recognizing downloaded audio and incorrect metadata in Jellyfin #21

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adoolaard opened this issue Jan 14, 2024 · 1 comment

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@adoolaard
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adoolaard commented Jan 14, 2024

Hello,

I am having an issue with the lidarr-youtube-downloader script. While the script works fine in downloading the audio, I am encountering a couple of problems.

Lidarr is not recognizing that the audio has been downloaded. Even though the files are present in the correct directory, Lidarr does not seem to register them.

When I look up the audio in Jellyfin, the metadata appears incorrect. For example, I see entries like:
{Artist} - {Album} - {Title}

These appear as separate tracks with the full title as above. They are not categorized under an artist or even an album according to Jellyfin. The storage seems to be correct though, as in this case:

/music/{artist}/{album}/{artist} - {albm} - {title}.mp3
The artwork image is also downloaded correctly.

I am wondering if the issue could be due to the custom naming I have assigned to the downloaded songs in Lidarr. My naming scheme is:

Standard Track Format: {Artist CleanName} - {Album Type} - {Release Year} - {Album CleanTitle}{ (Album Disambiguation)}/{medium:00}{track:00} - {Track CleanTitle}

Multi Disc Track Format: {Artist CleanName} - {Album Type} - {Release Year} - {Album CleanTitle}{ (Album Disambiguation)}/{medium:00}{track:00} - {Track CleanTitle}

Could this be causing the problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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Update:

I have tried removing the custom naming schemes in Lidarr, but this doesn't seem to have any effect on the issue. The problem persists.

Additionally, I have noticed that there are no artist.nfo and album.nfo files being created. Could this be the cause of the problem? It seems like the absence of these files might be preventing Lidarr and Jellyfin from correctly categorizing and recognizing the audio files.

Looking forward to any insights or solutions you might have. Thanks.

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sorry avbout the delay on following this up. i plan to look at this issue shortl;y.

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