Since this past weekend, any new album added to my Plex music library displays as Unknown Artist and Album with the correct tracks. Matching does not work, as both agents immediately display “match not found”.
I cannot even Fix A Match for an older album that is already displayed correctly in Plex.
I have been using Plex for almost two years and this is the first time I have had this problem. It is like the Music Agents do not work anymore.
My Plex server is up to date. Any help would be appreciated.
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Is this happening to everything you are adding to the library or just certain files? If you are able to provide a sample of a problem file that would be great.
As the Premium Music libraries are now using the standard music agent (the new music library update isn’t quite ready yet) the naming structure for files without embedded metadata is different.
In the absence of embedded metadata in your tracks, the file naming and organization are both very important. You should name and organize the tracks as follows:
By naming it this way it will get matched correctly.
Alternatively, you can use a format that has better tagging support, like FLAC, and make sure your files have embedded metadata for at least the Artist and Album fields.
The upcoming improvements to the music libraries will also make make matching a lot more effective and shouldn’t require you to make changes to your current workflow, however as mentioned this update isn’t ready yet so for the interim the options are the two I’ve listed above.
Some matching is recognized but most is not. Unfortunately, this is not a viable workaround in my case. The hundreds of albums are set up with the Premium naming standards: Music/ArtistName/AlbumName/TrackNumber - TrackName.ext.
—Side note and a bit of background: I am migrating from an Ubuntu server to a Plex plugin on FreeNAS and after multiple attempts at copying over the database (based on this information - https://support.plex.tv/articles/201370363-move-an-install-to-another-system/), the FreeNAS (FreeBSD) Plex service would never start. Therefore, in my case, it is necessary to rescan all of the media.
However, I appreciate that you found a workaround for adding small amounts of music media.
Me Too… I have 2 PMS that don’t get updates any longer (QNAP old models) and that have Premium music libraries on them.
I do want to migrate them to an existing server with the actual software version on it. But I cannot.
As I understand it, my existing Premium music libraries do not get upgraded to whatever Plex will be releasing (since the PMS do not receive upgrades any longer) and I cannot create a new library or migrate somehow the existing libraries to a new server since creating a Premium Music library has been disabled.