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Latest Chrome (stable) latest Subsonic (Windows 7, 64-bit).

I rescanned the files. Same deal.

I've only seen this previously in playlists, but what you should do is disconnect your media folder from Subsonic, run a full scan (so it detects "0" media files), and then re-add your media folders and do another full scan.

I changed the media folder to something with no mp3s. Rescanned. Changed it back to the real media folder. Rescanned. Same problem.

No one has any ideas??

Probably need to clean up the db.

GJ51 wrote:Probably need to clean up the db.

I did that, too. Didn't help.

It's been a while since I've used the regular Subsonic, but I think when I ran into this sort of thing before, I would uncheck all the folders as "enabled", then rescan empty and clean the db then re-enable the folders and scan fresh. That usually cleaned up most errors like this.

GJ51 wrote:It's been a while since I've used the regular Subsonic, but I think when I ran into this sort of thing before, I would uncheck all the folders as "enabled", then rescan empty and clean the db then re-enable the folders and scan fresh. That usually cleaned up most errors like this.

I just did this and it did not fix the problem: uncheck the directory with my music, add a new, empty directory. Save. Scan media folders now. Clean up database. All my music was gone from the left sidebar, so I guess it's not in the database. Now, add the original directory back and scan. It took a very long time to scan all 9000+ songs. Go back to the same album with dups and they're there.