You’re trying very hard to explain this away rather than get it to the ears of those who could make a search for string”x” identify all occurrences of string”x”. The general understanding of what search dies within a database
The suggestions (direct and indirect) that I just didn’t understand how to do the search properly are becoming patronising. Surely this part of the forum is intended to get legitimate issue to the ears of those who can deal with them, rather than to gaslight people - the responses are in fact encouraging me not to report issues again and perhaps to just delete the post as I don’t want to read any more explanations of how I didn’t do it right. Only by letting the complaints get through will anything ever get fixed - remember, we’re not all hardened forum warriors
Please note that I am a fellow user, and volunteer moderator. I do not represent Roon Labs.
I posted because I couldn’t find the release by tittle, and when I searched for the artist, noted the title was different to that searched.
Clearly, there are regional differences with Qobuz.
Regarding search, its flaws are well documented. However, I think there are reasons to be optimistic this year. In case you haven’t seen this…
While things have definitely gotten better in the past year, 2022 was mostly about laying the groundwork. We plan to make faster and more visible progress in 2023 and beyond.
@Placebophile
That’s exactly what I see. Hopefully this can feed into the Roon search modifications/fixes - the random extra things (often too highly placed) I presume must be played off against dropping stuff, but hopefully we can end up with a search that reliably identifies the complete album name searched for before any reference to a song title in a more “mainstream” album.
Not dropping entire albums I am sure Roon must intend to fix, as otherwise the search function is de facto a lottery.
) album “the traveller” gives me for albums, none of them the one I wanted.
