So if I search for singer A the album won't be listed under him. In album artist I have 2 singers (A and B), when imported to Emby it becomes only one singer (B). All those tags allows multiple values.Įdit: just to add another example.
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In such case it would be nice to allow user to define how to split the values.īTW, this is the same problem with album artist, composer, performer, and track artist. I have the feeling when Emby get genre tag it simply gets one big string with separator. It is also nice that Emby tries to split the single value tags by comma etc, however in my use case I’d prefer to turn that off for genre at least. The issue I’d like to point out is how multi-value vs single-value tags (genre for example) should be handled in Emby.Įmby clearly can see multi-value tags as my example 2) shows. Yes I also think lack of standard is a pain - I found Discogs’s genres better suits what I need. I couldn't seem to find a way to correct genre in metadata editor. My questions: is there anyway that I can instruct Emby to stop splitting genres by comma and slash? Given 2) is working I assume Emby must know if the Genre tag contains multiple items, and therefore for single value it shouldn't attempt to split.Īnd how can I fix this issue? I certainly don't want a genre called "& Country". One example is the genre called "Funk / Soul". Basically single genre is splitter into multiple genres.Ģ) If music has multiple genres (for example "Classical" "Folk, World, & Country"), Emby somehow can figure out it is multiple genres and therefore will put the track under both "Classical" and "Folk, World, & Country" genres correctlyģ) Besides comma, it seems to me that Emby also treat slash (/) as separator. To make things more complex, some of albums/tracks have multiple genres.ġ) Emby treat "," as separator for multiple values, so that music tagged by genre "Folk, World, & Country" will be put into "Folk", "World", and "& Country". The problem is there are several tags containing multiple values separated by comma (,), as an example "Folk, World, & Country". I'm organising music library based on genres used by Dicogs:
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