As you can see first track is missing and then the second track is duplicated. This has happened to random selections of my personal XLD secure rips. This extremely frustrating as it throws the whole album out of order and will play a song listed not as its intended name.
I am a long time Songbird user and wishing to upgrade to this amazing software, but Songbird has no issues with any of these albums in terms of order or duplication, and this holding me back from purchasing.
I am a CD archivist and an old What.cd contributor so it is not my tags that are the issues or my cue sheet.
I use XLD for all my CD extractionerring, and have sometimes had this kind of thing happen.
Very frustrating.
I delete all files to do with that CD
Empty trash.
RESTART Audirvana and computer.
Rip again.
If that reproduces the issue I manually edit the file (I use flac.) and also use matadata tag in Audirvana and renumber.
Usually I have resolved issues but not always. Sometimes I’ve had to delete odd files, renumber and put up with a less than perfect rip. Annoying, like politics, but a necessary evil.
If your tracks are separated already, just remove the .cue sheet from the folder and put it somewhere else if you still want to keep it, somewhere not in the music folder that Audirvana scan. Restart audirvana or maybe just see it will sync in order.
Thank you everyone for the replies! So is it not an Audirvana problem, and more a bad metadata issue?
As for deleting and re-ripping… I really do not want to do that.
As for moving the cue sheet… I have to do that for ALL my XLD rips to play on my FiiO M5 as the presence of the XLD created cue does almost the same thing, but just duplicates EVERY track and puts it in random order. Metadata in the cue sheet messing everything up? Old EAC rips with logs and cues are just fine. Stupid XLD.