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RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - MauriceMedia - 2017-03-21 ok, Thank you What do you recommend for ripping cd's on Linux Wrong thread? RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - Karellen - 2018-08-01 @docwra With the upcoming release of v18 and all the changes @DaveBlake has made, some of the information in this thread is outdated. Do you want to update, or should it be removed from the stickies section? RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - docwra - 2018-08-01 Can't update sorry as the 1st post is my old username and I don't have mod rights any more. Feel free for anyone else to update though, I think this post is useful reference for the new user. Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - WildPhydeaux - 2018-08-01 Seems like a new thread of music best practices could be made for Kodi 18 and this thread title amended to reflect v17. RLW RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - rajivaryan1984 - 2022-09-15 Hi, I am using Kodi Version 19 on Nvidia Pro Shield and my source is my QNAP NAS. While browsing through Movies folder, kodi never crashes but the moment I browse into my Music folder after a few albums, Kodi crashes and takes me to the Nvidia Screen. There are around 2418 music folders in my NAS and scraping happens successfully. Only when I am browsing through the Music --- Albums Folder I am facing this crashing issue after few albums at the begining. Anything which I am doing wrong or any changes that needs to be made...Please advise. RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - Chalklands - 2022-11-08 (2022-09-15, 16:53)rajivaryan1984 Wrote:(2022-09-15, 16:53)rajivaryan1984 Wrote: Hi, I am using Kodi Version 19 on Nvidia Pro Shield and my source is my QNAP NAS. While browsing through Movies folder, kodi never crashes but the moment I browse into my Music folder after a few albums, Kodi crashes and takes me to the Nvidia Screen.Could be a corrupt image file or nfo file? I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. It's probably linked to the last music you added or changed. Remove the album (if it was an album) and see if that solves the issue. RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - Nagus - 2023-05-06 A query, in the music collection, I have albums that are made by two or three artists (for example, Queen and David Bowie) how should I separate them in the label so that a new artist called Queen/David Bowie does not create me? I don't know if it's understood, is there a separator (, . ; /) that links the album to both artists without creating a new one? Thank you! RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - NeoCortex - 2023-05-06 (2023-05-06, 19:14)Nagus Wrote: A query, in the music collection, I have albums that are made by two or three artists (for example, Queen and David Bowie) how should I separate them in the label so that a new artist called Queen/David Bowie does not create me? I don't know if it's understood, is there a separator (, . ; /) that links the album to both artists without creating a new one? In my collection, I choose one of the two collaborators as the Album Artist, and then I have "Queen / David Bowie" as Artist for each individual track. RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - Nagus - 2023-05-23 Thank you so much!! RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - Nagus - 2023-08-02 hi @zag I have a problem to catalog the Genre of the albums or songs. If an album is of two genres (rock and jazz, for example) how should I write it so that it doesn't create a new genre with the sum of both? Separated by ; , / - as? RE: Kodi Music "Best Practice" Guide - NeoCortex - 2023-08-02 (2023-08-02, 22:23)Nagus Wrote: hi @zag Put the genre as Rock / Jazz and it should work fine. Just be sure to have a space between the two (or however many) genres. |