*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 230906 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/230906
I'll make it a duplicate as the other bug is more precise to the point
of the overall NTFS-3G problem, whereas this is too specifically about
Rhythmbox and the problem clearly lies outside of Rhythmbox.
** Th
I'm tempted to email this bug report to the NTFS-3G developer and
possibly see some action on it. It's obviously not a major bug but it's
been like this about 2 years now (probably longer) and when it comes to
dealing with it inside a Windows OS it's a serious problem. The files
are essentially dea
I'm not confident enough to propose elaborate solutions to these
problems, especially at the technical end of things. I do agree that
Rhythmbox isn't the problem here, although one of the simplest solutions
would be to make it simple to enable "special character stripping". The
problem is in the NT
Obviously this is only a big deal if you're dual booting with another
Windows system, but at the same time you wouldn't necessarily create an
NTFS filesystem on a Linux only box (you would more than likely do a
/home of ext3 or 4, or just a large ext3 or 4 partition). So the fact is
that this prob
I can still confirm this bug.
I have installed Karmic 9.10 64-bit, updated fully (Rhythmbox is 0.12.5)
and it still creates "?" in a song name. Another test was just to create
files on the NTFS partition with "?" question marks and ":" colon's in
the name using Nautilus and nano on the terminal. I
Sorry about the delay on this, I've been having a few other issues with
Karmic and have been mostly using Windows 7 for the time being, but I'm
going for a fresh install of Karmic 9.10 64-bit tonight and I'll add a
large NTFS partition to the drive as well, test out this problem.
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No problem, I'll try and replicate on Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit soon.
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Rhythmbox shouldn't set illegal / special characters on filenames (i.e. "?";
question mark) when ripping to NTFS volumes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/318625
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The fact is " ? " shouldn't be a legal character as it can't be used
within Explorer or Command Prompt in Windows (XP anyway).
The following characters are illegal in Windows (under XP at least), see
the screenshot too:
\ / : * ? " < > |
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Rhythmbox shouldn't set illegal / special char
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of a information bubble / pop up letting a
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Rhythmbox shouldn't set illegal / special characters on filenames (i.e. "?";
question mark)
I have Jaunty on the go at the moment but it's been a while since I've
done an Audio CD, so I'll give it a try today and see if I'm back to
square one also.
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Brasero does not recognize audio CD or blank CD-R
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/181703
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I would like to point out that I have Ubuntu installed on several
different machines (it's a good OS, can't blame me), laptops, PC's etc.
and I have wma files from several different sources (not just my ones
from years ago) and the same thing happens on all of them - incorrect
reading of track numb
In Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty beta this seems to be solved. I burned an Audio CD
successfully the other day with only having a slight problem with the
track volume normalisation plugin (which I switched off). Jaunty uses
Brasero 2.25.92.
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Brasero does not recognize audio CD or blank CD-R
https://bugs.l
I'm using Jaunty 9.04 alpha 6 now and it's using Brasero 2.25.92 (which
sounds to me like an unusually big jump) so I'll try it out on my
machine at home and see if 2.25.92 has fixed it.
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A good test would be to add this file to a Jukebox program you use in
Windows (if you use still use it) and also to Rhythmbox and see if you
see the track number issue. I still haven't tried this in the likes of
Amarok or VLC (within Linux) yet and I'll try that later and report
back.
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** Attachment added: "01 - One Angry Dwarf And 200 Solemn Faces.wma"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22441952/01%20-%20One%20Angry%20Dwarf%20And%20200%20Solemn%20Faces.wma
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Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/263262
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What I'll try and do is rip some files using WMP (preferable an oldish
one, maybe 9 or 10) and another program.
The other thing to point out now (I should have reported this in the bug
report but forgot) is that the likes of Winamp and Windows Media Player
within Windows have no problems with the
So as you can see it comes up as track 00 and Track 2 comes up as 01.
TRACK 1: One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces of You:
johnw...@johnward01:~$ gst-launch-0.10 --tags playbin
uri=file:///media/JOHN-DATA/Music/Ben\ Folds/Whatever\ And\ Ever\ Amen/01\ -\
One\ Angry\ Dwarf\ And\ 200\ Solemn\ F
Thanks Sebastien.
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Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
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Sebastien, unfortunately I don't have gst-launch-0.10 and it's not
available in the repositories using "sudo apt-get install gst-
launch-0.10". Do you know where I can find it or do I have to enable
some repositories etc.
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Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
https://bu
No, that P4 is a good workhorse, not the most up to date CPU but still can
crunch numbers like hell. That's is an on-going flaw of Brasero - when you
add files to the Burn window, it analyses them and takes a long while to do
it, unless you do it file by file but thats hardly efficient, like it
doe
Public bug reported:
Whenever a song name has a special character like a "question mark" (?)
in it (for example, "Where is my Mind?" or "Are You In?"), Rhythmbox
rips the song to the drive and names the file with the special
character, for example:
"Where is my Mind?.mp3" or "Are You In?.mp3"
On
This seems to be a problem with what type of drive you use. I have a
Plextor PX-716A DVD-RW drive and an LG DVDRAM GSA-4167B DVD-RW drive.
When I put the disc in the Plextor (which is not working well, but still
can read) everything is fine, it doesn't show the disc as a "0 byte"
disc but as a "1h
Thanks Sebastien. I'll try it now.
2008/10/2 Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> gst-launch-0.10 --tags playbin uri=file:///directory/example
>
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> Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/263262
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I will try running gst-launch tonight. Could you give an example of how
I would use gst-launch?
Thanks.
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Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
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I'm still waiting for a reply on my previous comment and I don't want
this report to end up closed due to lack of activity.
Thanks, John.
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Rhythmbox doesn't properly pick up track numbers on wma files
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When I talk about automatic mounts I mean the system mounting all drives
(that you want mounted) without your intervention and usually before you
reach the desktop and the lack of need to even click on the volume in
the Places menu. When I say manual mount I mean in the context of having
to do some
More detail please, what tool do you want me to use? id3v doesn't exist.
Are you talking about rhythmbox itself?
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Public bug reported:
I am using Rhythmbox 0.11.5 in Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy heron and this bug is
somewhat similar to Bug # 179664.
When wma files are imported into the Rhythmbox music player the track
numbers get read incorrectly. For example: Track 1 never gets a track
number of 1 beside it - it rece
Is this other partition an NTFS partition because NTFS partitions do not
automatically mount on startup of an Ubuntu 8.04 machine and hence your
library will be essentially disconnected at every startup. If this is
the case what you have to do is click on the "Places" menu on the
desktop top bar an
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