I wanted to check in on this thread and see if you were still having issues? I’d be curious to see @ged_hickman1’s note as well - what is the outcome when using the genre filters?
With that, could you provide the specific album in question, and the genre tags associated with it?
So: No Roon Metadata genres and use file information instead.
I expect Room to read the tags from my musicfiles on the NAS and adjust the genre like set in the music. Thus ignoring the genres that are defined in Roon. I prefer to use my own genres.
This has not worked well since I use Roon. For years now. I always have to correct the genres manually to get the genre view as intended. Just before answering this mail I did corrections.
What goes well now is that new albums appear and disappear instantly when moving to the Roon defined areas or deleting them in the area. With according metadata.
The first time reading the metadata is not the problem. But keeping up with the changes in the metadata (I make often) does not work well.
After a rescan of all folders, I moved albums to other folders within the Roon datasource settings. Most of it was detected, but 3 out of 40 within the same folder/genre did not.
One album had new genres added, but the old one was not deleted.
One had only the old genre and was not detected as changes and moved.
One I could not open to see the data
I also added a new folder with 62 new albums, 62 of them were detected and shown in the right genre.
I remeber one "Andreas Vollenweider - 1984 - White Winds ", but it’s already replaced. The albums in a folder all get the sanme genre, in this case it was “A&A AA Samen Luisteren”.
There are allways about 40 abums in this folder/genre. It’s ment to play when my my wife and I listen together. And every week about 10 albums will be new and 10 leave to to a “storage” folder. They will get the genre “A&A CD”, so I can play all our CD’s at once in a playlist if I want.
I’ve just added 6 albums and the all show up in the genre and in the folder.
I also moved 2 albums to “storage” and this goes well too… today.