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[rpedde]

@valdemar wrote:

Debug level 9 does not output any error messages, I am afraid.

It has to emit something. As it scans the directory, it will emit a “found %s” message for each directory element. You should be able to follow at least as far down the path as it gets to the actual songs.

If it’s a directory and it can’t opendir it, it will log a message. If it’s a file that’s on the extensions list, it will scan and add it to the database, or emit an error. No other options.

So it’s in the log file. You’ll have to walk back every single directory from the top and follow what it’s doing in each subdirectory, but it’s there.

Or else the music isn’t in a directory covered by the mp3_dir option. Those are the only two options.

— Ron

[valdemar]

It has to emit something. As it scans the directory, it will emit a “found %s” message for each directory element. You should be able to follow at least as far down the path as it gets to the actual songs.

Well, you are right. I thought everything would turn up in syslog; but after creating a log specific to mt-daapd, I got the information needed.

The thing is that the meta data cannot be read. Example:

2007-10-22 17:30:22 (00004000): Cannot read FLAC metadata from /usr/public/flac/Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli/ - Schumann ....

This is not an isolated problem. I get this behavior with hundreds of songs. They all seem to include proper metadata.

The problem might be related to this: http://forums.fireflymediaserver.org/viewtopic.php?p=14937
Any solution yet?

Thanks,
Valdemar

[rpedde]

@valdemar wrote:

It has to emit something. As it scans the directory, it will emit a “found %s” message for each directory element. You should be able to follow at least as far down the path as it gets to the actual songs.

Well, you are right. I thought everything would turn up in syslog; but after creating a log specific to mt-daapd, I got the information needed.

The thing is that the meta data cannot be read. Example:

2007-10-22 17:30:22 (00004000): Cannot read FLAC metadata from /usr/public/flac/Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli/ - Schumann ....

This is not an isolated problem. I get this behavior with hundreds of songs. They all seem to include proper metadata.

The problem might be related to this: http://forums.fireflymediaserver.org/viewtopic.php?p=14937
Any solution yet?

Thanks,
Valdemar

Yeah, that’s possible. Can you send me one of those flacs with a note that it’s a flac that won’t read metadata? ([email protected])?

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