I could have converted them to FLACS but my intellectual curiosity got the better of me. I usually use FLACS without any problems, but I was given some material in Wavpack, & this made me curious as to why the tags were wrong. I am left with one album I still have a minor problem with the track lengths not being correctly read, but this is not significant. LMS is clearly not quite as tolerant with APE tag handling as some of the other streamers. Fill Missing Album Artist Tags from Artist or Compilation Tags if set will always ensure the Album Artist tag is set. I reduced the size of the JPEG images & was then able to get a proper scan, where the album names were correctly recognised. It reported excessive tag size, which was caused primarily by the album art files being too large, so the tags were not correctly logged in the library scan. I re-scanned the files while watching the scanning log in LMS. The tag reading will fail.Yes, you are right. So if there exists for example embedded cover art that exceeds the limit Limit is 8KB but have seen files that are larger (Bug 15324) Include/ape.h:#define APE_MAXIMUM_TAG_SIZE 100 * 1024 // recommended One possible problem related to APE tags could be in Audio::Scan. If only LMS would handle APEv2 tags in Wavpack files properly! wv files display the APE tags perfectly well on my phone using Poweramp, on the computer in Foobar2000, & on the Cambridge Audio NP30 streamed from the computer via Asset UPnP.
#ASSET UPNP NO ALBUM ART SOFTWARE#
Is this a normal restriction in the handling of Wavpack files by LMS? If it is, I am rather surprised, as other streaming software & hardware has no problem at all with the APEv2 tags. I am talking Classical music here, so this is a nuisance.
The tags are then readable, though obviously limited. I found that I had to reduce the size of the tags & the artwork for LMS to correctly read them due to the ID3v1 character limit. I find, with these files, that the only tags that can be read by LMS are the ID3v1 versions. The problem has been the size of the tags (inc. I have narrowed this problem down somewhat. Asset UPnP (DLNA compatible) from Illustrate. As these rules are not contradictory, that offers the possibility of applying both rules using bliss. When playing from a USB source, the artwork must be in a Folder.jpg file located in the same folder as the album music files. Is there a particular problem with Wavpack compatibility in LMS, or have I missed something. This is a list of UPnP AV media servers and client application or hard appliances. When playing from a UPnP source, the artwork must be embedded. In the long run, we advise converting your audio to MP3 or AAC because of the huge amount of compatibility with other merchandise, and if encoded utilizing a excessive bit-price the quality will be almost similar to a lossless format. I have no problem with FLACS or mp3s as regards to tagging - it is only the Wavpack ones. Repair Album Artwork, Asset UPnP No, I always convert my audio to AIFF or WAV first. Right now I have to go to Browse Folders\Music first before I can even get to the Album Artists view. Somewhere there is thread about that, but I can't locate it.ĭo you have to go several levels down to get to the above view? First improvement IMO is to allow access to the music from the first view. I should say, Emby is close to resolving this be being able to cast music through the Emby Mobile or Web interface directly to DLNA devices but *it does not work very well*.
I assume this might be a problem for others accessing music on an NAS.
It's extremely helpful for accessing the music in a convenient way through the HEOS. Note that I can set up an ABC, DEF, GHI, tree to get to artists more quickly. I also run an Asset UpnP ( ) server on the same NAS indexing the same volumes, but it allows me to customize the browsing tree. The first is from the Emby Media Server's Album Artist index. Attached are two screenshots from my HEOS app. It would be helpful to have a way to customize the browsing tree the DLNA server presents.
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