IkBenAnders

bump :)

I was talking about Poweramp in that comment, VLC gets it through the disc tag I'm sure.

Right now regardless if you use disc tags it just puts it in one long album with no indication of disc numbers. (as long as the album tag is the same for all of them of course.)

Editing the meta data to add intended disc tags isn't to much of a bother in my opinion. Having the separators just makes it easier to quickly find a song in large albums if you know what disc they are on

I have attached a picture of what VLC does, and one of the same album in Poweramp. It's a nice way to have a more organized collection without the need to separate it all into different albums.

Thanks! Deleting the image in selected_aa worked! I thought i tried that earlier but i must have done it wrong!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BVdkxH9R6uhR9rlyeBgMBsSslyypgsYI/view?usp=sharing Here is one. The screenshot is what it looks like in Poweramp for me. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lCdDq9EBmGSBQ1ONZ6AYuTgcPogUoK0v/view?usp=sharing

My download of the Dead Cells soundtrack directly from steam comes with embedded album art, and an old version of the soundtrack showed the album art just fine, but when i updated to their newer higher quality version, the album art was gone in Poweramp.. Yet the art shows fine in my filebrowser, and even in the VLC app? This is also the only affected album I have with this issue, so it might be something specific to this album? So far i've tried deleting cache, deleting the album and reimporting, doing a full rescan, I feel a bit out of options.