Version:           1.13 (using KDE KDE 3.5.2)
Installed from:    Gentoo Packages
Compiler:          gcc version 3.4.6 (Gentoo 3.4.6-r1, ssp-3.4.5-1.0, pie-8.7.9) Thread Model: Posix
OS:                Linux

This bug sounds very similar to 94641, however, I am not getting a dialog box, KAudioCreator just disappears.

When ripping CDs and the ripping process gets too far ahead of the encoding
process, The temporary directory fills with *.wav files that are waiting to be
encoded.  I have the temporary directory on its own partition (a logical volume
actually), and when this disk fills, KAudioCreator does not handle the
situation, but rather disappears and stops all encoding that goes on.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a small partition or logical volume (Mine is 1GB) and mount it
2. Set your temporary directory in KAudioCreator to this mount point.
3. Set the number of encoders to 1.  Choose an encoding option that takes a bit
of processing power and is generally slower than the rip of the same song (I
used ogg)
4. Set the number of ripping processes higher than 1 if you can (optional).
5. Start ripping CDs.  Once a CD has been ripped, pop in another right away
(don't wait for the encoding to be done).  Keep doing this until you temporary
area fills up and KAudioCreator crashes.

Actual Results:  
KAudioCreator crashed.

Expected Results:  
If it is the temp location that is out of space and there are encoding jobs
still to be done (and the target of the encoding jobs is a different volume
than
the temp dir), pause the ripping until space becomes available (i.e. encoding
catches up and removes some wave files).

If the temp dir fills up and it is on the same volume as the target directory,
pause everything and display an error to the user, giving them a chance to
rectify the issue and continue where they left off.

If the target directry fills, pause all encoding and display an error to the
user giving them a chance to rectify the issue and continue where they left
off.