Thank you for response. This combines each of the disks into one title in Roon as multiple disks. I merged Masters of the Keyboard CD and it created a multidisc (25 discs) under the heading Masters of the Keyboard, when, in reality, it is a single disk with multiple tracks. Not sure how to change these multiple discs into tracks and to have them in proper sequence.
Thank you again. I’ve got everything back into track form. I’ve unfortunately converted a two disc set into a single disc and get a warning when I use Edit Track Grouping. Specifically,
All tracks are located in /storage/music/cd-quality/
WARNING: THIS ALBUM HAS MORE THAN ONE TRACK WITH THE SAME DISC AND TRACK NUMBERS
This process is much harder than with Apple Music, which imported/archived the discs perfectly. Problem is, my Innuos Zenith SE server doesn’t use Apple Music. The methods for correcting such mischief in Roon are not at all clear and undocumented with specific examples.
Spent several hours trying to stitch these together in Roon to no avail. I’m not even convinced that what I’m trying to do is possible in Roon. Certainly nothing demonstrating how this is done as in You Tube or something like it. Anyone from Roon listening?
Afterwards I got a single disc (unidentified) album with all tracks. I believe another way to look at this would be by examining the tags in your files. Or Roons metadata is somehow borked, but this is hard to tell without screenshots from your album / tracks.
There is probably something in your files’ tag information which is causing the issue. I found the album on Tidal and you’ll notice Roon has the correct tracks and discs.
Take a look at your ALBUM, ALBUMARTIST, and ARTIST Tags for these files (maybe post a screen pic of an example you find); that might help figure out what is going on.
Thank you so much for taking the time to show me. I got things to work for the Masters of the Keyboard 2 disc set. For the most part Roon has been a great resource.Software for handling metadata must be remarkably complex. I have a boxed set of Debussy’s works and the metadata was all over the place. Appeared to have been entered by different people with different data entry approaches. Roon handled these remarkably well, which was astonishing.