Version: amarok 1.4-SVN (using KDE KDE 3.5.1) Installed from: Fedora RPMs Compiler: gcc 3.4.4 OS: Linux When trying to play an Audio CD, following happens: First the CDDB lookup is successfully done Then when double clicking on a track, the status bar displays: "Local file does not exist" and the track is grayed Reason: With the recent change of playlist.cpp (12th of May) (Introduction the method checkFileStatus) the audio CD handling wasn't considered Attached a patch where Audio CD playing is enabled again by adding a url().protocol() == "cdda" check to MetaBundle::checkExists (checkExists is called within the new checkFileStatus) Note: Inside a lot of amaroK sources a check onto url().protocol() == "audiocd" is done I don't think that this will give back the information of playing an audio CD. A debug shows that always url().protocol() returns always "cdda" in that case (at least for the xine engine)
Created attachment 16109 [details] Patch solving the issue
SVN commit 541256 by mitchell: Fix CD playing. Thanks to Markus Kaufhold for the patch. BUG: 127388 M +1 -1 metabundle.cpp --- trunk/extragear/multimedia/amarok/src/metabundle.cpp #541255:541256 @@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ bool MetaBundle::checkExists() { - m_exists = isStream() || ( url().protocol() == "file" && QFile::exists( url().path() ) ); + m_exists = isStream() || url().protocol() == "cdda" || ( url().protocol() == "file" && QFile::exists( url().path() ) ); return m_exists; }