Thanks for this, @ailurux!
I purged the index files on the SD and did some steps before checking any logs.
- I didn't have any .ogg or .opus files, but I did start to strip away embedded stuff from .flac files on my SD, which are maybe 95% of the files on there:
> metaflac --remove --block-type=PICTURE,PADDING --dont-use-padding ./*/*.flac
- This didn't seem to help after starting the database indexing over again - same issue with crashing at a certain point, leading to boot-loop
- After this I decided to just purge any files that were'nt the actul audio files in the album folders:
> find ./*/* -type f ! -name "*.flac" ! -name "*.mp3" ! -name "*.m4a" -exec rm -f {} +
- This last step actually helped! I am guessing maybe there was some type of file (.cue, .pdf [booklet], etc) that was breaking the database indexing and is gone now so it was able to complete properly.
After fixing things though, I did get a few random unexpected reboots initially (like when trying to view all tracks, for example) but for the past while things seem to be stable.
If further issues like this occur, I can get some logs. Hope this is helpful for any changes that might be necessary for db indexing and such.
I purged the index files on the SD and did some steps before checking any logs.
- I didn't have any .ogg or .opus files, but I did start to strip away embedded stuff from .flac files on my SD, which are maybe 95% of the files on there:
> metaflac --remove --block-type=PICTURE,PADDING --dont-use-padding ./*/*.flac
- This didn't seem to help after starting the database indexing over again - same issue with crashing at a certain point, leading to boot-loop
- After this I decided to just purge any files that were'nt the actul audio files in the album folders:
> find ./*/* -type f ! -name "*.flac" ! -name "*.mp3" ! -name "*.m4a" -exec rm -f {} +
- This last step actually helped! I am guessing maybe there was some type of file (.cue, .pdf [booklet], etc) that was breaking the database indexing and is gone now so it was able to complete properly.
After fixing things though, I did get a few random unexpected reboots initially (like when trying to view all tracks, for example) but for the past while things seem to be stable.
If further issues like this occur, I can get some logs. Hope this is helpful for any changes that might be necessary for db indexing and such.
