Oh I think I've come across a similar issue. Funnily enough I had no problems with that Magdelena Bay album, nor anything else I had saved locally as a flac from Bandcamp. However, an album that I (sadly) bought off amazon, which came as MP3 files, for some reason did not show up when imported to the tangara with the `beet convert -d /PATH/TO/TANGARA/music` command, and the recommended
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settings.
The files did show up fine when I added `never_convert_lossy_files: true`, and they were simply copied as mp3s instead of converted to opus files, which is a good enough solution for me, so no real complaint here
Here's the output of one of the original MP3 files from Gapless
Hopefully there's some overlap there and it helps track down what's going on with the database, but let me know if there's more info that might be helpful!
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Code:
convert:
embed: no
format: opus
The files did show up fine when I added `never_convert_lossy_files: true`, and they were simply copied as mp3s instead of converted to opus files, which is a good enough solution for me, so no real complaint here
Here's the output of one of the original MP3 files from Gapless
Code:
/run/user/1000/doc/ea77cd6b/01 Over You.mp3
Title=Over You
Artist=HOLYCHILD
Album=The Theatrical Death of Julie Delicious
Album Artist=HOLYCHILD
Composer=Louis Charles Diller
Genre=Electronic, Pop
Datetime=2019-11-08
Track Number=1/10
Disc Number=1/1
Comment=Amazon.com Song ID: 200000461103403
Extended Comment=ID3v1 Comment[en]=Amazon.com Song ID: 20000046
Artist Sortname=HOLYCHILD
Audio Codec=MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3)
Bitrate=257000
Channel Mode=stereo
Container Format=ID3 tag
Has Crc=false
Maximum Bitrate=223868
Minimum Bitrate=223868
Album Artist ID=738800f7-d90b-4ee7-9100-b870319d880f
Album ID=b9675ff8-2556-4f91-8bb6-2b093bbec2a4
Artist ID=738800f7-d90b-4ee7-9100-b870319d880f
Beats Per Minute=0
Copyright=(C) 2019 Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC
ISRC=USYAH1900084
Publisher=Glassnote
Release Group ID=e72028ca-8a01-476e-af4c-097ef4536df0
Release Track ID=0b2e5d0d-c66f-4e6f-ad0f-ccf7e765964f
Track ID=ac25a369-a188-4c34-8f77-12a34444a6c9
Hopefully there's some overlap there and it helps track down what's going on with the database, but let me know if there's more info that might be helpful!