V1.02 has been released, it should fix the aforementioned issue.
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** Changed in: decibel-audio-player
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Status: New = Fix Committed
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Assignee: (unassigned) = François Ingelrest (athropos)
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Thanks for the info.
Testers, what are your opinions about the severity of this bug as far as
user experience is concerned. Continue with backport or wait for 1.02?
(Either way is fine with me)
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Thanks to all for having a look at it.
I think it's better just to wait for DAP v1.02 even if it's not a major
bug and more or less just annoying.
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1. Start DAP
2. Move some tracks to the playlist
3. Quit start DAP
4. Hit the play button
Instead of (2), I opened an existing m3u playlist and started playback.
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I still don't see the problem; Actually, loading a m3u playlist or
moving some tracks to the playlist is the same for DAP. But that problem
with the icon I talked about previously may be a difference consequence
of the same bug you are seeing. I'll look into it.
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Ok I just fixed it, it was indeed the same issue which different
consequences depending on whether you were using the --playbin2 flag.
I'll try to release v1.02 soon, in the meantime you can simply double-
click on the first track instead of using the play button to start
playing the playlist.
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Looks like an upstream bug. This happens to me with 1.01 in lucid chroot
and in karmic, doesn't happen with 1.00 in karmic. Opening upstream
task.
** Also affects: decibel-audio-player
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hi,
Thanks for the report. However, I can't reproduce your problem.
This is how I tried:
1. Start DAP
2. Move some tracks to the playlist
3. Quit start DAP
4. Hit the play button
The first track is correctly played, although the icon in front of it is
wrong (I opened a bug for this one:
1.01-1 builds with no changes. Package is available in my PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~randomaction/+archive/ppa, please test and give
feedback here.
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Installation worked without any trouble.
Everything works besides this little bug:
1. Load a playlist.
2. Quit Decibel without erasing this playlist.
3. Start Decibel and start the already loaded playlist from that session before
What happens: Decibel will skip the first track in the list and
Interesting bug. Probably upstream bug?
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