This is also due to a change in the way the data is presented and evidently stored on Beatport. Prior to the new API, searches would return a title which contained the mix name. This is no longer the case and the mix name is a separate field.

In other words Yate searches for Titles and your Titles have appended mix names.

Now that version 6.4 is out I have some time to work on this. The best solution would be to have the ability to strip out the mix name when searching. However there are many ways the mix name can be appended:

song title The so and so mix
song title - mix name
song title (mix name)

In the past prior to their updates Beatport used the (mix name) format ... but I have no idea if that's what you or anyone else actually use. I can hard code it to remove (mix name) before searching however it might be a be a better idea to support the application of certain File to Tag templates to specify a pattern and not hard code it. This would make it possible to support multiple patterns.

Thoughts?

Oops I looked at the code and to my surprise the implementation was half done already.

When searching, trailing ( ... ) sequences are currently removed from the Title field before it is used in a search. However, when scoring results the full title as in the file is used. I'm changing it to score using both representations and to use the best.

I just tried it on a number of files which have (mix name) at the end of the title and in all cases a match was found.