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I believe this issue is a bug, and not a general technical issue, question or feature requests that can be discussed on the forum.
Describe the bug
When a file is tagged, strawberry doesn't seems to use filename in search.
I have several album from different non latin countries.
I like having the tags set with original characters but to avoid problems to copy to physical player or other support and not have to remember how to use IME to type foreign character, I usually set transliterated names in the *SORT tags and in filename/directory
To Reproduce
for instance, for a file containing Japanese tags:
names
ID3v2.4
values
TITLE
TIT2
歌
ARTIST
TPE1
歌手
ALBUMARTIST
TPE2
歌手2
ALBUM
TALB
アルバム
COMPOSER
TCOM
作曲
I set transliterated version in the following tags
names
ID3v2.4
values
TITLESORT
TSOT
Uta
ARTISTSORT
TSOP
Kashu
ALBUMARTISTSORT
TSO2
Kashu2
ALBUMSORT
TSOA
Alubomu
COMPOSERSORT
TSOC
Sakkyoku
and also use transliterated in directory/filename:
strawberry show correctly theses files in my collection but if I search 'Uta', 'Kashu' or 'Alubomu' I dont get any result. I have to type the characters as they appear on the tags '歌', '歌手' or 'アルバム'.
Expected behavior
Having the song appear in result when searching with original characters or transliterated one
Screenshots:
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Is it possible to add the *SORT tags to the search result or at least use file/directory name?
System Information:
Operating system: Mageia Cooker
Strawberry Version: strawberry-1.0.21-1.mga10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
examples.zip
Describe the bug
When a file is tagged, strawberry doesn't seems to use filename in search.
I have several album from different non latin countries.
I like having the tags set with original characters but to avoid problems to copy to physical player or other support and not have to remember how to use IME to type foreign character, I usually set transliterated names in the *SORT tags and in filename/directory
To Reproduce
for instance, for a file containing Japanese tags:
I set transliterated version in the following tags
and also use transliterated in directory/filename:
strawberry show correctly theses files in my collection but if I search 'Uta', 'Kashu' or 'Alubomu' I dont get any result. I have to type the characters as they appear on the tags '歌', '歌手' or 'アルバム'.
Expected behavior
Having the song appear in result when searching with original characters or transliterated one
Screenshots:
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Is it possible to add the *SORT tags to the search result or at least use file/directory name?
System Information:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: