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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 18 for Windows => Topic started by: wig on November 29, 2012, 01:06:57 pm

Title: Problem with Relational fields and Stacks
Post by: wig on November 29, 2012, 01:06:57 pm

As first described below, I'm having problems updating relational fields on albums that contain stack members. If I update a relational field when the stacks are collapsed, the tag eventually reverts back to previous entry; it might take seconds, or as long as several hours.

Relational tags update normally when the stacks are expanded (although if I collapse them shortly after updating the tag it will still revert back).

The original files are stored on a NAS, while the Conversion Cache is stored on the server.

Is this a bug? Some sort of corruption in my database? Any help would be appreciated; I'm really scratching my head on this one.

Quote from: wig on January 25, 2012, 05:13:54 pm

I'm running into a weird problem using stacks and relational fields.

Here's the scenario.

I use the handheld sync feature, set to always convert, to create a converted file. This creates a stacked file in the same folder as the original with 'cache audio custom' appended to the file name.

With the stack collapsed, I edit a relational field. Several minutes later, the field changes back to the original value. Only relational fields revert,  and only if the stack was collapsed.

Can anyone reproduce this?

Title: Re: Problem with Relational fields and Stacks
Post by: Matt on November 29, 2012, 02:51:38 pm

I couldn't reproduce this in a quick go by stacking some files and editing a relational field.

Something must trigger the change back.  Any guesses what it might be?  Maybe when you connect a handheld or do some other particular action?

Are you doing client / server, or anything else special?

Title: Re: Problem with Relational fields and Stacks
Post by: wig on November 29, 2012, 08:20:28 pm

Quote from: Matt on November 29, 2012, 02:51:38 pm

I couldn't reproduce this in a quick go by stacking some files and editing a relational field.

Something must trigger the change back.  Any guesses what it might be?  Maybe when you connect a handheld or do some other particular action?

Are you doing client / server, or anything else special?

I really don't know. All I'm doing is listening to music and updating tags.

Here's a log file, it will probably be a lot more help than me.

http://hotspur.us/uploads/JRiver%20Log%202012-11-29%2021-08-34.zip