RE: Re[2]: FW: Music database Update

Ok,

Here is what I have seem to find. I edited one album of mp3's I deleted
the v1 tags and left version 2 in place I ran the update and it said
that album has been modified and will be updated. When I go back to
browse it has not been updated thinking about browser cache I close my
browser and reopen and still not updated. I had to delete and reimport
that album. So since it did see that it had been edited is there a time
frame or something when the database updates itself?

-----Original Message-----
From: Florian Maul [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 4:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re[2]: FW: [Netjuke-users] Music database Update

Hello Elijah,

> This is why I thought it should work.

> 9. DETECTION OF CHANGES TO MEDIA TAGS
> Netjuke now identifies tracks
> that have been modified since they were originally imported and will
> automatically reimport these tracks when the 'Maintain Music
> Database' option is utilized. This allows users to freely edit the
> tag information of their media with external tools without having to
> delete and reimport the tracks into Netjuke.

Ok, then it should work that way, but it apparently doesn't. I just
tried it myself with renaming an artist and running database
maintenance without any luck. Judging from the speed it processes the
mp3s I don't think it really reads all tags but I couldn't find the
function which is responsible for it.

Florian Maul <[email protected]>



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