Debussy composition mismatches

[Klaus_Kammerer1 (Klaus)]

Hi @joel

my problem is, that currently half of my Debussy La Mers are assigned to L’Isle joyeuse. The album from the screenshot is Boulez/Cleveland/DGG.

It seems to happen for all my albums where I have set “Prefer File” for the composition. The Work tag is "La Mer, L. 109
What puzzles me is that number in brackets in the composition. I have had similar problems with some Bach compositions.

Misidentification of some Bach works - BWV vs. BC

I am observing a couple of odd misidentification of Bach works that seem to be based on some Roon magic ;-). Case 1 Cantata BWV 198 (Lass Fürstin, lass noch einen Strahl) Cantata BWV 199 (Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut) For some recordings, like the Bach 2000 box set, the cantata BWV 198 is attributed to recordings of both BWV 198 and BWV 199. What I find interesting, is that both works are attributed to BC A120. I have no access to a proper list for the Bach Compendium Catalogue, but it looks…

Could that be related?

I also noticed and reported in another thread, that Roon does not accept my general library settings as “Prefer Roon”

Question about metadata preference

Can I set roon to always apply my metadata preference settings? I selected all albums, applied my prefered metadata settings, hit save. Roon states it is saving the settings to the database, but when I add new albums or re-tag existing albums, my settings seems to get ignored. Or am I doing something wrong?

I cannot say for sure, but my feeling is that the chaos started when I changed my library preferences back from “prefer file” to “prefer Roon” on a global level.

Somehow Roon tries to match my local tags to its composition and my feeling is that it is looking at the wrong key for opus at random. All those misidentifed compositions have a number string in common in their title.