I’m using a Nucleus+ with the latest Roon update. I’ve been storing my files on a NAS drive, and I also subscribe to Qobuz and Tidal. I took my NAS drive off line, copied its files to a 4tb SSD internal drive in my Nucleus+, as well as to an external 2tb USB SSD drive, connected to the Nucleus+; and I restored a recent database backup.
But now very many files in my library are quite messed up: Many albums that had been grouped together as alternate versions are now separate albums, and many albums are broken into separate albums, each with only one or some of the tracks of the complete album.
Is there any way to correct this other than the very tedious process of once again going through all the albums and making the endless corrections individually?
No idea what happened. I just did this recently so try again. First step is to format the drive installed in Nucleus. I used the browser interface. Next have the new core watch only the new folder internal storage. Delete the others which may have been imported from your previous core. Now copy your files over. The system will do an analysis and label all your albums as new. I didn’t like that. Turn on your streaming subscriptions. If you have done this and are still messed up then time to ask Support.
The files on my NAS were in individual folders by genre, and the whole thing in a folder names MUSIC; when I moved them to the SSD on my Nucleus+ and a USB SSD attached to the Nucleus+ (I needed to put them on two drives to accommodate the number of files) they were in the folders “InternalStorage” and “USB SSD MUSIC” respectively. Otherwise, the folders in the new drives are identical to the ones on the NAS.
No, the NAS folder was “disabled” while I was transferring the files to the new drives.
Yes, I still have backups from before the transfer.