Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.0) Installed from: SuSE RPMs OS: Linux I got an encoding error that stated something like: Klassik, genre-tag not supported/known. I am not sure why this should stop lame from encoding since it is up to the user to decide which genre-names to use, but anyway. For most users it would be very helpful, if KAudioCreator would check whether the tags passed to lame are actually accepted, e.g. if Klassik is a "standard-conform" genre-tag and if not, give a notification that it has to be altered before proceeding.
Well, does anyone of the developers read these bugreports? I had the same problem, at the Preferences where you can set up the encoders, you should add to the lame arguments the following "ignore-tag-errors" and lame will set the genre tag to "Other" and will not refuse encoding the file.
Look at bug 119656, it causes data-loss and nobody cares. I think kaudiocreator needs a new maintainer.
I have the same problem. The workaround: I have to give the album a new standard genre, that lame recognizes. There are two solutions: change the lame command so it accepts all genres or ask for a genre before the ripping starts.
*** Bug 151752 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Why is this bug classified as "wishlist"? This bug is serious, nearly two years old but nobody cares.
Git commit e254a77ea2aee729329523f4069f6c1f0feb6f41 by Gerd Fleischer. Committed on 04/06/2011 at 14:12. Pushed by geflei into branch 'master'. add --ignore-tag-errors to lame preset CCBUG: 119310 M +1 -1 kaudiocreator.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kaudiocreator/e254a77ea2aee729329523f4069f6c1f0feb6f41
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