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     * ?[31;01mR?[39;49;00mum?[31;01mors (F?[39;49;00mea?[31;01mt.Tove Lo?[39;49;00m)?[31;01m (#6)?[39;49;00m ->
       ?[31;01mWas glaubt die Welt denn, wer sie ist? (Instr?[39;49;00mume?[31;01mnt?[39;49;00ma?[31;01ml?[39;49;00m)?[31;01m (#28)?[39;49;00m ?[33;01m(title, index)?[39;49;00m
    ?[34;01mA?[39;49;00mpply, ?[34;01mM?[39;49;00more candidates, ?[34;01mS?[39;49;00mkip, ?[34;01mU?[39;49;00mse as-is, as ?[34;01mT?[39;49;00mracks, ?[34;01mG?[39;49;00mroup albums,
    ?[34;01mE?[39;49;00mnter search, enter ?[34;01mI?[39;49;00md, a?[34;01mB?[39;49;00mort?

I can’t figure out what it is asking for. After I hit enter, it presents a set of letters. I want to set it up to just ignore anything it can’t match so I don’t have to be present.

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aBort (press b then enter) should quit out of the importer.

You can pass “quiet” on the import command (-q I think). That skips all prompts (there may be one prompt at the start asking to pick up where you left off).

The ? symbols are because your terminal can’t display special characters. Known issue in some cases: convert: Avoid an encoding error on Windows when in a non-Unicode locale · Issue #3128 · beetbox/beets · GitHub

?[34;01mA?[39;49;00mpply, ?[34;01mM?[39;49;00more candidates, ?[34;01mS?[39;49;00mkip, ?[34;01mU?[39;49;00mse as-is, as ?[34;01mT?[39;49;00mracks, ?[34;01mG?[39;49;00mroup albums,

This would look something like Apply, More candidates, Skip, etc. But it’s supposed to be color coded and the display broke.

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Another thing that you’re witnessing here is ANSI color codes (you may wish to disable color altogether): On Windows under Python 3, Colorama's ANSI color replacement doesn't work in cmd.exe · Issue #2607 · beetbox/beets · GitHub

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Thank you. I woudn’t have figured that one out in a millon years lol.