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Ok, I'm Stumped
Before my tale of woe, this is a fantastic product, the best by far I've ever worked with. Makes Servio look like a dog's breakfast, and the ability to stream a ripped DVD directly to my Sony Bravia (Android) is just stupid cool.
Oke doke:
I have a Music playlist, called Albums.
The Keyword Hierarchy is Genre, Album / Series.
The Sort By is Title (Ascending)
When I drill into the playlist on the server I get Albums..Genres..Album Names in the treeview, and proper Track Titles (just as the metadata is configured in mp3tag) in the listing pane.
All good.
Then....
I open up the web interface and or Android app, as applicable, on one of my network devices...
So I drill into the playlist:
Genre Listing? Check. Even have the artwork and back drops (it's very nice, btw). Proceed further, click on a Genre...
Albums in Genre Listing? Check. Looks fantastic. Exactly the way I want it.
And then I select an album to view the track listing and play it...
And I get 8 or 4 or 10 or whatever tiles AND THEY ALL SAY THE ALBUM NAME - NOT THE TRACK TITLE.
Been doing database design and development for nearly 30 years and have not until now considered myself a total Muppet.
What am I doing wrong?
Please note, when an album is streaming to a playback device, the status pane on the server shows.....THE TRACK TITLE.
Help?
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Is this in the web interface or the Android app where the playing file title is showing the album name?
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It occurs in both web UI and Android.
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Could you please post a screenshot of them so we can better understand the problem?
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5 Attachment(s)
Albums for Composer/Artist:
Attachment 1308
Album Disks (Album 2 Selected):
Attachment 1307
Album Tracks - Disk 1:
Attachment 1306
Track 1 Properties Client:
Attachment 1305
Track 1 Properties - Server:
Attachment 1304
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Do the filenames of the files have titles or are they each called 'The Complete Glenn Miller' track 1 etc.? Mezzmo will also be reading the metadata from within the file so it is possible that this metadata has the title set to 'The Complete Glenn Miller'. Could you please send us one of the files to support [at] conceiva [dot] com so we can test?
