[note, I am working from a smaller subset of my collection in this example, hence the change in example]
In my directory structure it is sorted like:
Artist/YYYY - Album Title/NN - Track Name.ext
Most are "properly" capitalized. In this subset there is only one that is not, "dead prez" (which has two albums under it). In Zeya, those albums show up at the end of the list. The ID3 tags for those tracks also say "dead prez."
In an experiment, I changed the ID3 tags to "Dead Prez" but the sort was still the same (after restrating Zeya). After I changed the folder name to "Dead Prez" the sort is now correct.
This may be a bug in how python sorts, but I would expect it to be sorted like this:
A
a
B
b
C
c
etc
[note, I am working from a smaller subset of my collection in this example, hence the change in example]
In my directory structure it is sorted like:
Artist/YYYY - Album Title/NN - Track Name.ext
Most are "properly" capitalized. In this subset there is only one that is not, "dead prez" (which has two albums under it). In Zeya, those albums show up at the end of the list. The ID3 tags for those tracks also say "dead prez."
In an experiment, I changed the ID3 tags to "Dead Prez" but the sort was still the same (after restrating Zeya). After I changed the folder name to "Dead Prez" the sort is now correct.
This may be a bug in how python sorts, but I would expect it to be sorted like this:
A
a
B
b
C
c
etc
instead of:
A
B
C
a
b
c
Thoughts?