When importing ogg files into iTunes, the track number and total
number of tracks are not read from the ogg file (they show up as
blank).

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It would also appear that the year tag is missing even
though it is in the Ogg file. I'm using 1.0d8 with iTunes 4.6.

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I was just about to comment on this, but saw that it was
already a reported bug. I thought that I would add (just for
clarification) that this _is_ happening. I have confirmed
that ogg files with the 'tracknumber' comment field declared
still show a blank under the track number listing in iTunes.
I do not know, however, know whether the maxtrack field was
_ever_ a tag of the mp3 (which I am accustomed to dealing
with) or if iTunes interprets it when multiple tracks are
imported at once.

In any case, it would be nice to see this taken care of. I
would like to re-rip my music library to the ogg format, but
if iTunes doesn't know the track numbers, it just makes me
feel dirty. ;)

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I've read elsewhere that this is actually an iTunes bug. If
you open a Vorbis file in QuickTime Player, then press
Command-J to open the Movie Properties window, you'll see
that QuickTime does indeed see the Track Number annotation.
It's just that iTunes never asks for it.

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i also get this... it is so annoying that it almost makes the ogg support
unusable. i seem to be able to see track numbers if i use a new id3tag, so
i'm seeing about reparsing all my ogg files on the CL to see if that fixes it.

at the very least there should be a hack to fix this if no elegant solution
exists

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I should mention, I would use iTunes if it weren't for this
bug, I'm almost sure. The only other ogg problem is the
slight delays with ogg files, but I can live with that.

This bug prevents me from playing albums (most of my albums
are ogg), which makes iTunes almost useless to me.

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hack:

http://stompstompstomp.com/weblog/technical/2003-09-22