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posted 2013-12-27 00:11:38 +0200

bug: media player doesn't recognize all the albums/artists

For some reason, the media player doesn't recognize all the albums or artists. I can't find all the artists or the albums, but there is a big "Unknown album"-folder which includes all the missing songs, but it doesn't seem to recognize the artist nor the album for those songs. I have used mp3tag in my computer to make sure that all the (necessary) information exists in those particular songs too. I've deleted the problematic albums from my Jolla and then imported them in again, but the outcome was exactly the same. The files do work, so it's not a matter of file format.

bug: media player doesn't recognize all the albums/artists

For some reason, the media player doesn't recognize all the albums or artists. I can't find all the artists or the albums, but there is a big "Unknown album"-folder which includes all the missing songs, but it doesn't seem to recognize the artist nor the album for those songs. I have used mp3tag in my computer to make sure that all the (necessary) information exists in those particular songs too. I've deleted the problematic albums from my Jolla and then imported them in again, but the outcome was exactly the same. The files do work, so it's not a matter of file format.

bug: media player doesn't recognize all the albums/artists

For some reason, the media player doesn't recognize all the albums or artists. I can't find all the artists or the albums, but there is a big "Unknown album"-folder which includes all the missing songs, but it doesn't seem to recognize the artist nor the album for those songs. I have used mp3tag in my computer to make sure that all the (necessary) information exists in those particular songs too. I've deleted the problematic albums from my Jolla and then imported them in again, but the outcome was exactly the same. The files do work, so it's not a matter of file format.