Use semicolon as default album artist separator #903
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Inspired by [1] [1] - nathom#903 Signed-off-by: Farzin Kazemzadeh <[email protected]>
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Not limiting this change to only Tidal, and album artists is a better idea: itisFarzin@a0ec8b7 |
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Yeah we should actually do this for all sources |
This didn't work as it supposed to, at least in Jellyfin. |
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For Navidrome, it worked perfectly. Did you check if you have a custom seperator set for your music library? |
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Some softwares treat separate entries on the same tag differently. What it displays doesn't necessarily mean files tagged outside of that software will treat delimiter the same. Most of the popular ones actually use separate tags with the same tag name. For example, GENRE, may have multiple tags. Instead of a single tag with a delimiter, each genre will be in its own GENRE tag. If you use Mp3Tag it's easy to see when you view all the tags. You can see this with Python's Mutagen library as well. |
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@MattiaPun Thanks for the notice, it was a problem on my end. I didn't have the custom tag delimiter enabled. |
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This change updates the artist separator in metadata tags from
","to";". Using a comma for joined artist names results in the full string being treated as one literal artist in many media players and library systems.This change brings metadata output in line with widely-used tagging conventions (Subsconic/Navidrome, Jellyfin, Plex, etc.)