JNavas
04-04-2015, 11:25 AM
I have three (3) Virtual Feeds, with sync of audio files from PC through Microsoft OneDrive.
After a sync I noticed that new episodes had meaningless (01) Titles. (see screenshot below)
Discovered that my audio software hadn't set ID3 tags the way BP wants. No problem,
I thought, just change the tags, sync the files, and all will be well.
Unfortunately, not so. After sync the display in BP was the same, apparently the result of
caching. No problem, I thought, just clear the caches.
Unfortunately, not so. BP was still displaying the wrong information. [sigh] No problem,
I thought, just refresh the Virtual Feeds.
Unfortunately, not so. BP was still displaying the wrong information. [SIGH] No problem,
I thought, delete the Virtual Feeds and then recreate them.
Unfortunately, not so. When deleting the Virtual Feeds, BP deleted the .feedimage files
(but not the episodes themselves). WTF?! Fortunately, I was able to recover the
.feedimage files from OneDrive, and finally get BP back to normal.
So please:
Do not delete the .feedimage file when deleting a Virtual Feed.
Replace stale information when refreshing a Virtual Feed.
Provide a way to clear Virtual Feed cache.
Better document what ID3 tags are used by BP.
Thank you.
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After a sync I noticed that new episodes had meaningless (01) Titles. (see screenshot below)
Discovered that my audio software hadn't set ID3 tags the way BP wants. No problem,
I thought, just change the tags, sync the files, and all will be well.
Unfortunately, not so. After sync the display in BP was the same, apparently the result of
caching. No problem, I thought, just clear the caches.
Unfortunately, not so. BP was still displaying the wrong information. [sigh] No problem,
I thought, just refresh the Virtual Feeds.
Unfortunately, not so. BP was still displaying the wrong information. [SIGH] No problem,
I thought, delete the Virtual Feeds and then recreate them.
Unfortunately, not so. When deleting the Virtual Feeds, BP deleted the .feedimage files
(but not the episodes themselves). WTF?! Fortunately, I was able to recover the
.feedimage files from OneDrive, and finally get BP back to normal.
So please:
Do not delete the .feedimage file when deleting a Virtual Feed.
Replace stale information when refreshing a Virtual Feed.
Provide a way to clear Virtual Feed cache.
Better document what ID3 tags are used by BP.
Thank you.
573