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Using mopidy with mopidy-spotify, local albums work find and one can enter from the left column to the middle column in the ncmpcpp media library. However, if the middle column highlighted album contains a spotify album with a date of 0, e.g. |Jerry Goldsmith|(0) A Patch of Blue|BLANK, then you are stuck in the left column and cannot enter the middle column at all. In the mopidy output, you are left with an endless loop of INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith" INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith" INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith"
etc. However, as you are stuck in the left column, you can still scroll away, but it's very inconvenient. Is there a way to remove those seemingly non-existent albums from the middle column? I can try to figure this out and work on it, but I would need a starting point of where to look.
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Using mopidy with mopidy-spotify, local albums work find and one can enter from the left column to the middle column in the ncmpcpp media library. However, if the middle column highlighted album contains a spotify album with a date of 0, e.g. |Jerry Goldsmith|(0) A Patch of Blue|BLANK, then you are stuck in the left column and cannot enter the middle column at all. In the mopidy output, you are left with an endless loop of
INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith" INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith" INFO Searching Spotify for: album:"A Patch Of Blue" year:0 artist:"Jerry Goldsmith"
etc. However, as you are stuck in the left column, you can still scroll away, but it's very inconvenient. Is there a way to remove those seemingly non-existent albums from the middle column? I can try to figure this out and work on it, but I would need a starting point of where to look.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: