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Re: Album view: looks at other fields in MP3s with blank Album, creates multiple fold
Yes, you've completely misunderstood. I said in my first post "Album view groups all my MP3s with blank Album data under a single folder. However, if some of those tracks have other data, such as AlbumArtist", so I don't know how you came to think by Album data I meant any of the fields related to albums.
Still you talk about "expected behaviour" when surely what should be more important is "convenient behaviour for users", yet you're still suggesting that if anything, you'd be inclined to make it more inconvenient simply because you feel it's inappropriate to have a Singles folder available from the Album view.
Clearly you're never going to accept there could be any benefit from my suggestion and perhaps this would have been more appropriately posted as a feature request rather than a bugreport. Without meaning to be rude however, it seems to me that we've only spent so much time discussing this issue because you've repeatedly misunderstood and misrepresented what I've said (and failed to acknowledge or apologise for this when I've pointed it out to you).
But this is the point you are missing. The tracks DO have album data (assuming I am not misinterpreting you). They have something in the albumartist tag. They have track numbers (possibly) and discnumbers.
Album data does not simply refer to having something in the 'album' tag.
Yes, you've completely misunderstood. I said in my first post "Album view groups all my MP3s with blank Album data under a single folder. However, if some of those tracks have other data, such as AlbumArtist", so I don't know how you came to think by Album data I meant any of the fields related to albums.
To reiterate my point, for the final time, mp3 tracks with only the song title and artist are grouped in album view exactly as you want them. Personally I am not convinced this is the expected behaviour, although it is probably more hassle than it is worth to check for an empty string and not display anything at all.
Still you talk about "expected behaviour" when surely what should be more important is "convenient behaviour for users", yet you're still suggesting that if anything, you'd be inclined to make it more inconvenient simply because you feel it's inappropriate to have a Singles folder available from the Album view.
We are spending so much time on this non-issue that we are losing time that could be used to identify actual bugs.
Clearly you're never going to accept there could be any benefit from my suggestion and perhaps this would have been more appropriately posted as a feature request rather than a bugreport. Without meaning to be rude however, it seems to me that we've only spent so much time discussing this issue because you've repeatedly misunderstood and misrepresented what I've said (and failed to acknowledge or apologise for this when I've pointed it out to you).