Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

[theandymanrocks]

I have a few albums which are sorted in a deeper order folder because it is a CD set. I now recognized that those albums are not indexed.

E.g. Pink Floyd -> 2011 Discovery Remastered Box Set -> 1977 Animals
The tracks of this album don't appear in Asset, whereas
Pink Floyd -> 2011 A Foot In The Door
Is properly indexed.

All files are FLAC files. I can't find any setting to adjust that. Asset UPnP for QNAP.

[Spoon]

Re: Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

Which version of asset are you running?

What happens if you browse >> Advanced Search >> File and Folder browsing

can you browse to those files?

[theandymanrocks]

Re: Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

Asset UPnP 4.7 on QNAP. In the folder view I can see everything.

[theandymanrocks]

Re: Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

Just recognized that on artist level even one of the artwork JPEGs from the subfolders is used as artist icon.

[Spoon]

Re: Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

Try asset r5 please which is in the testing section of this forum.

[theandymanrocks]

Re: Files in 3rd order folder are not indexed

Update: I checked the tags in the album collection and found out that they all had two tag entries for "Album Artist", both with content "Pink Floyd". Then the first 5 albums appeared in the library. After deleting the remaining Album Artist flag in one of the remaining albums and creating a new one then performing a full rescan of the library all albums are available.

I also filled in the date, edited the Genre field and added the album cover to the files but I think this won't have affected the behavior. Sorry for the confusion, probably the double tag entry was the reason for the misbehaviour.

Running Asset UPnP on QNAP version 4.7.1 now, tag editor is Kid3 on MacOS.