It seems to be a bit random. I tested a few “Classical” and “Pop/Rock” albums and I did not see any genre duplication but I did not test exhaustivley. Looks like a regression bug to me. I do not recall seeing this in previous recent releases.
That’s a different issue. What has that got to do with my report except sone tangential relationship to genre processing?
Roon make it clear time and time again that they want support issues reported separately as no one except them knows if support issues are related even when the symptoms are identical. That is not even the case here and it’s time this report was at least acknowledged by roon.
Now I notice that not only are file genres for local files duplicated, but file genres for streamed content are deleted. This is effecting thousands of Qobuz albums in my library:
Again, this would appear to be different to the [ticket in] link above. This is affecting all existing content not just new edits. The 1211 build seems to have comprehensively messed genre handling.
That latter thing with existing custom genres not being displayed was what was first reported about this. (The very first report was in earlyaccess but the same issue had already appeared in production when it was found. Not all albums are affected, so nobody noticed).
New edits are simply affected as well.
It was confirmed by Roon that’s this is just a display issue, they are still there.
I meant one that isn’t assigned to the album by default but added by the user. It can still come from the existing genre tree, not necessarily a self-created one.
Generally, yes genres are broken in this build and they are working on it, hopefully they will catch all versions. Reporting issues that differ and are not yet reported, like your duplicated ones, is surely a good thing
Well, I have never heard that term so that is adding to the confusion. Roon fairly consistently distinguishes between “file” and “roon” metadata instead.