filter my music by genre (1 Viewer)
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I'm trying to sort my collection by genre.
I added 1 folder to my collection. This folder contains several subfolders which contain albums and single for 1 band. All the files in this folder and subfolders are properly tag including the genre.
When I select the "Genres" view in "Switch View", I can see nothing. In fact, I tried the other views and I can see nothing. The only time I can see the albums and singles is when I selected the "Shares" view.
can you please help? thank you very much
I added 1 folder to my collection. This folder contains several subfolders which contain albums and single for 1 band. All the files in this folder and subfolders are properly tag including the genre.
When I select the "Genres" view in "Switch View", I can see nothing. In fact, I tried the other views and I can see nothing. The only time I can see the albums and singles is when I selected the "Shares" view.
can you please help? thank you very much
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