Some albums don't have the correct play count
There are albums who don't show the right play count and "reload playcount" does nothing.
Example: Therapy in the Club by FLO only shows 50 plays, but it has 194.
Dirty Blonde by Bebe Rexha shows 117 plays, but it has 308.
And i can't fix it. But Dirty Blonde still shows up under certifications with a gold certification, just not on the album page.
KDS2803 escreveu:
There are albums who don't show the right play count and "reload playcount" does nothing.
Example: Therapy in the Club by FLO only shows 50 plays, but it has 194.
Dirty Blonde by Bebe Rexha shows 117 plays, but it has 308.
And i can't fix it. But Dirty Blonde still shows up under certifications with a gold certification, just not on the album page.
Can you send us a screenshot?
Sorry for the late reply, we've been using making new pages ;>
Aconteceu comigo também e eu já recarreguei os certificados algumas vezes
outro print pra mais detalhes
KDS2803 escreveu:
There are albums who don't show the right play count and "reload playcount" does nothing.
Example: Therapy in the Club by FLO only shows 50 plays, but it has 194.
Dirty Blonde by Bebe Rexha shows 117 plays, but it has 308.
And i can't fix it. But Dirty Blonde still shows up under certifications with a gold certification, just not on the album page.
This issue is caused by differences in capitalization. Last.fm initially used one capitalization style and later updated it, which caused the tracks to appear as separate entries.
You can fix this by reloading your scrobbles or using the Merge feature to combine the entries:
Bebe Rexha: “Dirty Blonde” → “DIRTY BLONDE”
FLO: “Therapy at the Club” → “THERAPY AT THE CLUB”
cajunosuco escreveu:
Aconteceu comigo também e eu já recarreguei os certificados algumas vezes
Esse problema é causado por diferenças entre letras maiúsculas e minúsculas. O Last.fm inicialmente usava uma forma de escrever o título e depois a atualizou, fazendo com que a música aparecesse como duas entradas separadas.
Você pode corrigir isso recarregando seus scrobbles ou usando a função Merge para unificar as entradas:
Ariana Grande: “NeVeR gEt OvEr Me” → “never get over me”
Merlls wrote:
This issue is caused by differences in capitalization. Last.fm initially used one capitalization style and later updated it, which caused the tracks to appear as separate entries.
You can fix this by reloading your scrobbles or using the Merge feature to combine the entries:
Bebe Rexha: “Dirty Blonde” → “DIRTY BLONDE”
FLO: “Therapy at the Club” → “THERAPY AT THE CLUB”
It worked, thank you :)