The scanner found an album by artist and title alone, so Weezer's six
self-titled albums (1994–2026) were one 118-track row and their merges,
wants and upgrades counted them as one. A same-named row whose release group
is known and differs from the file's is now another album; tagReadVersion 7
re-reads the library so existing tracks move to their own rows.
WantHoldings compared discs with IS NOT DISTINCT FROM, so a missing track 6
with no disc was never covered by a present disc 1 track 6. Air's Love 2
stayed wanted and was downloaded again for nothing.
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- acquisition_settings.upgrade_until (default High quality lossy, Lidarr's
cutoff, note #5527; "" is off), an "Upgrade until" row under Searching.
- The wanted worker judges held albums hourly: tier per format from size per
second (the scanner records no bitrate), the album's worst. Below the
cutoff it is wanted for quality; a video rip among its tracks always.
- The schedule searches upgrades weekly, after open wants; a release no
better than the copy held is refused ("not_better").
- The import matches each file to the track it would replace (recording,
then disc/track) and replaces it when it is a rip or the file is a better
tier: over the same path in one rename, or filed beside it and the old
track folded in (library.ReplaceTrack: file first, then foldTrackInto).
Nothing better: the release is set aside.
- Collection › Upgrades (Lidarr's Cutoff Unmet); Suspect sources says when a
clean copy was looked for instead of Lidarr's search.
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