mr_ian

+1 for the star rating!

There are two cases: Either you try to change metadata to an ISO file, or there is a .cue file in the folder. So, converting the ISO to .dff files, or remove the .cue from the folder, will probably solve your problem. Hope this helps.

Looks like these two small problems are gone in beta 17. Many thanks Damien!

I can confirm that this is happening in my home library. By the way, I'm facing another bug: If I rate a track that I listened, next time I will open A+ this track is in a separate album from the rest (unrated) tracks of the same album! In addition, whenever I rate a track before its playback is completed, the rating disappears, so I have to rate it after playback is completed. I am in OS X 10.11.6 if that helps.

And lots of respect for your continued support!!! And please, do not release official 2.6 before fixing the year issue of "Last Played" field (A+ thinks the year is 1985). By the way, as you have told earlier, this version could be "3.0" very easily... Thanks again!

I was wondering today why my playlist "recently played", set to show any track played within last month, did not show any track, although I played a lot: I found out that A+ thinks the year is 1985!!! Of course I restarted my mac mini, I tried to reindex my database, I tried everything I could think of, but no success. Anyone else with the same problem?

If you want zero problems with your computer, then "lock" it: no wi-fi, no ethernet, no upgrades, no other software installed but an audio player, strictly dedicated to music and only that. On 2012 I bought a second hand mac mini with Mountain Lion, I installed A+ 1.5.10 and that's it! Four years later, this summer, I decided to move to El Capitan and A+ 2.5.1. I also replaced the hd (just in case) and I hope to get another four years with my little friend... It's like I replaced my cd player with a new one.I don't see it as a computer, I see it as my audio system. I have other computers to play, to work, to enjoy, to upgrade, etc...

Hi, enter a different album name (e.g. "album_name" and "album_name_remaster_2016") and it should be ok. Cheers.

Obiously I'm the only one with this problem...Looks like I have to live with this, at least for some time.

First post here, although a long time reader. So, hello to all! My question/problem in short: MacMini mid 2011/El Capitan/Mytec192 (firewire)/USB HDD/A+ 2.5.3 is the system. Everything's wonderful, except playlists. I made a "last 30 days played tracks" smart list. Listening to music almost every day, it would be safe to think that this list would grow very fast. No... Unfortunately after every sync, this list shows very few tracks, always the same tracks, in fact it shows the tracks that I played first time I run A+. I deleted A+ and installed it again, I changed the sync folder of the USB disk where my music is, I got the same result. At the end of a listening session this list has 20, 30 or more tracks. Next time that sync will run, the list shows again the very same 6 or 7 tracks. Any idea? Thanks!