Wondarr 0.1.13

Reference libraries now spot likely YouTube rips and can have any of their files replaced by a better copy: Replace in the Match queue, or Replace files below the cutoff on a reference library. Update by pulling :0.1 (or :0.1.13).

Upgrading from 0.1.12:

• An additive migration adds three columns and, from what earlier scans stored, flags the likely YouTube rips already in your reference libraries and re-rates their files OPUS-160. A song owned through a reference file is still never searched for until you ask.
• Adopt libraries: the copies of likely rips are re-rated too. They are ordinary library files, so the scheduled Upgrade Search starts looking for better copies of them, as it does for any library file below its cutoff.

Added

• Likely YouTube rips in reference libraries. YouTube serves its audio at 48 kHz, while CDs and download stores use 44.1 kHz, so a reference file that is lossy at 48 kHz is flagged a likely YouTube rip and rated no better than OPUS-160, the quality of a YouTube download, even when it was re-encoded to a high-bitrate MP3 (by bitrate alone such a file rated MP3 V0). The Match queue shows a Likely YouTube rip badge and the sample rate, and Only likely YouTube rips narrows it to them; the reference library table counts them. A lossless file at 48 kHz is never flagged.
• Replacing reference files with better copies. Replace in the Match queue (and Replace selected) accepts the recording and searches for a better copy now when the file is below its cutoff; a reference library's new Replace files below the cutoff setting (off by default) lets the scheduled Upgrade Search and Wanted → Cutoff Unmet treat every song held by one of its files like a library song. The copy goes into the managed library and the song points at it; your file is never written, moved or deleted. Before this, a reference-owned song was never searched for.
• Replaced by a library copy, on Settings → Reference libraries, lists the reference files whose song now uses a library file, with both qualities and a button that copies their paths, so you can delete them (a file that rates higher than its library copy is marked and left out). A deleted replaced file never counts towards the "share not mounted" warning, and its row is dropped after 24 hours.
• A replacement an interrupted import had already placed is recorded after a restart, as for any other song, instead of being downloaded again.

Image: docker pull ghcr.io/wulfftech/wondarr:0.1.13 (linux/amd64, linux/arm64)