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Description of Issue
I also have a similar problem. I added DSD/DSF- and FLAC-format albums which are mostly homemade digitalization (not the commercial ones). But also some official ones. I have done this before, and albums are normally being recognized. In the last 10-15 days I added some more, and they can not be recognized and added to the library (but of course can be played).
I’ve split your post into a new thread, as your issue is a bit different from the previous topic. Before we’re fully able to dig in, would you be able to supply more information to your setup above? I’ve copied and pasted the info we need to your original post, so feel free to edit that and include more information.
Here is a great article on identifying tracks. Do you have different or new file tags associated with your more recent albums? We often see this happening in regards to different track lengths as well.
After importing, you can always click the edit button under the album page, then pick Identify Album. Roon will search our database and show you a couple of potential matches that weren’t quite close enough for us to use automatically.
Thank you again, and here are some additional details:
Yes, I have new tracks of existing albums, and new tracks may have different lengths.
I manually Edit the Primary artist, Title and added the Album artist, but still, there is a pile of tracks waiting to be identified. This process most likely consumes resources. I was thinking – is there any way to skip the identification step for these tracks?
Thank you!
