Version: 2.0-SVN (using 4.1.61 (KDE 4.1.61 (KDE 4.2 >= 20080807)), Gentoo) Compiler: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-gcc OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.26.2 - Go in the "Files" tab - Drag a folder containing an album into the playlist - The tracks aren't sorted in any way The user would expect at least alphabetical order, or by track number (if present in the tag). Note that this happens only if the album isn't already in the collection. If it is, the tracks are correctly sorted, the cover displayed, etc.
This should be fixed now. Please reopen if not. Thanks for your report.
This isn't fixed. Lydia, maybe you're referring to this http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&sortby=date&revision=847552 or this http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&sortby=date&revision=847793 commit. But they both refer to the CollectionBrowser. The problem I have is with the FileBrowser, and only with files *not* in the collection.
Thanks Mikko. Indeed I was referring to those.
Looks like Lydia forgot to close.
Nope I didn't, Ian ;-) It is still a problem as Mikko said.
Fixed.
Reopening since http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&sortby=date&revision=878873 Maybe sort per number AND album?
Is this still valid with current SVN?
Nope, it's fixed :) Thanks!
When I drag & drop some files from the collection to the playlist, they appear unsorted. This could be a regression, or (more possibly) a slightly different variation on the same theme. I listen to classical music - the tags are most likely slightly different from those used for songs. Namely, I use the tags recommended for Ogg files: COMPOSER, GENRE, TITLE, OPUS, CONDUCTOR, PERFORMER, etc. In Amarok, I sort my collection by Composer, Style and Title. This works very nicely, except that drag & dropping e.g. a symphony (same Composer, Style and Title, but 4 files: one per movement) to the playlist lists the movements in a random order.
(In reply to comment #10) > When I drag & drop some files from the collection to the playlist, they > appear unsorted. > > This could be a regression, or (more possibly) a slightly different > variation on the same theme. I listen to classical music - the tags are most > likely slightly different from those used for songs. Namely, I use the tags > recommended for Ogg files: COMPOSER, GENRE, TITLE, OPUS, CONDUCTOR, > PERFORMER, etc. In Amarok, I sort my collection by Composer, Style and > Title. This works very nicely, except that drag & dropping e.g. a symphony > (same Composer, Style and Title, but 4 files: one per movement) to the > playlist lists the movements in a random order. Please do not comment on bugs closed since 4 years for a version which is long obsolete. FWIW: You should at least not yours.have an artist or album artist tag set.