I have 1000s of cd rips like this. Fixing each is impossible. Im trying to understand why roon is combining some and not combining the rest? What is the difference?
I don’t know if Roon can handle multi-album discs (as opposed to multi-disc albums), but in any case the track numbers in the screenshots you provided seem inconsistent with the division into albums, track numbers should be sequential, starting at 1, within each album.
I can’t see enough of the folder structure from the MP3Tag shots .
Roon tends to react best to “a folder per album” basis with each track having the same Album Name. While I appreciate the numbers involved maybe try just a sample to see if it fixes the issue.
Create a folder per album
Renumber the Tracks 1 … xx
Add The artwork to that folder
Then Import and see what happens
Also Roon is using 2 db that we know about , Rovi/AllMusic and MusicBrainz . It may help to check in advance if your album is in either of these db. You can search AllMusic or MusicBrainz
I ma not a devotee of the musical style here but often more rare genres are not covered too well and even if Roon bulks the albums properly they may not exist to be ID’ed
This is not the case with CD rip " Brahmadathan, Samooham, Kulapathi, Journalist
Initially The track numbers releflect the track number as on CD but Roon treated them as separate albums (when I created this thread)
Hi @Fernando_Pereira , @Mike_O_Neill
Like Fernando suggested. I fixed the track numbers.
So the songs remain in the same folder, but the track numbers and file names are updated to match the sequence in the album. That did the trick. Please see below.
Is there a way I can rename/retag 1000s of songs with minimal time is my next question.
I really wish roon had this capability of looking only at id3 tags to sort library