Created attachment 1090
ID3 tags in Dolphin
This shows that Dolphin does indeed (at least now it does) recognized
the Audacity tags. One note about this is that you HAVE to enable
"baloo" which the file indexer that collects this extra information.
Without it enabled, you do see metadata from any
Created attachment 1091
ID3 tags in Nautilus
Nautilus also displays the tags including the year tag.
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As for the "id3" command, that supports ID3v1.1 only and we don't write
those tags.
So, I think we either fixed Audacity or the other applications were
fixed and I think we can close this bug.
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Steve, can I get you to try this again as portaudio has been upgraded.
I have not gotten it to freeze, but I do get strange results with pulse.
I have 32-tracks of Chirp and if I have the "pulse" device selected, the
first time I Play it sound just fine. But I get a lot of skipping of
the playbac
(In reply to comment #15)
> (In reply to comment #13)
> Leland wrote:
> > It definitely wouldn't hurt to validate both Linux AND Windows since they
> > now share the same code.
> On Win 7 (audacity.cfg and plugin*.cfg files deleted before launching HEAD),
> using Explorer "Open with" to open an AUP
(In reply to comment #20)
> (In reply to comment #19)
> > Both (unrelated) issues have been correct in r13854 and r13855.
>
> Confirmed. Both work now, but I found a not-working corner case. When you
> launch a second audacity without specifying a file, another assertion is
> triggered:
>
> $ ./a
(In reply to comment #22)
> (In reply to comment #16)
> >>> (In reply to comment #13)
> >>> Leland wrote:
> >> It definitely wouldn't hurt to validate both Linux AND Windows since they
> >>> now share the same code.
> >> On Win 7 (audacity.cfg and plugin*.cfg files deleted before launching
> >> HE
(In reply to comment #17)
> I tried the current svn head on Ubuntu 14.10 with wxgtk 3.0 (./configure
> --disable-dynamic-loading && make) and ran these commands in the build tree:
>
> ./audacity testfile.ogg
> ./audacity testfile.flac
>
> When I run the second command, the second audacity sends a
Fix committed in r13873
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Title:
opening a file from file manager when audacity is op
Just committed the fix for this. It was based on Tobias's patch, but
his patch didn't properly exclude wxMac.
And Benjamin was correct, there was a crash when the "running" Audacity
attempted to disconnect the socket. Took me nearly all day to figure
out what the heck was going on.
Basically, t
(In reply to comment #17)
> I tried the current svn head on Ubuntu 14.10 with wxgtk 3.0 (./configure
> --disable-dynamic-loading && make) and ran these commands in the build tree:
>
> ./audacity testfile.ogg
> ./audacity testfile.flac
>
> When I run the second command, the second audacity sends a
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