Summary: | Noatun crash when saving m3u file | ||
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Product: | [Unmaintained] noatun | Reporter: | Philip Wall <wallp> |
Component: | general | Assignee: | Multimedia Developers <kde-multimedia> |
Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
Severity: | crash | ||
Priority: | NOR | ||
Version: | 2.2.1 | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | Compiled Sources | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
Sentry Crash Report: | |||
Attachments: | this is the m3u I was trying to save |
Description
Philip Wall
2003-08-08 22:29:00 UTC
This bug isn't possible :( Maybe a compile bug, even though I doubt gcc 2.95 could do that... I can't reproduce this bug report. Created attachment 2206 [details]
this is the m3u I was trying to save
Attached is the m3u I was trying to save. It has some comment lines in it that
I didn't put in there.
It does this on every m3u I try to save. I am using the k-jofol interface with the kjofol skin. Maybe I will just wipe out the KDE install and try a complete build again. The QT version is 3.1.2. Reopened till I see if the rebuild fixes it. This bug might have been fixed as a result of support for m3u extended tag support, new in KDE 3.2. and btw, you cannot save an extm3u at all in kde 3.1 so I don't really understand this bug at all. if you read in thatfile you'll get a on of broken playlist entries in noatun. After removing them and saving the playlist as m3u everything should be fine. If this bug is reproducable it might be helpful to recompile kde and qt with debug or find somebody with such a setup to reproduce this one. Complete rebuild of kde after wiping out all the installed files. Same crash. The m3u does open and shows the files and bitrate but nothing in the time field until after it's played the mp3 file. This gets more interesting. The original M3U is just a text file with paths to the mp3 files. If I do a Save As in the playlist editor and save it with a different name it producs some XML based playlist. Maybe thats part of the issue, when it crashes it's looking for XML stuff which isn't present in the original and so it blows up. After doing the save as routine and reopening the original list it doesn't crash when I save the file but it's not actually modifing the file. What bz2 download file is noatun a part of and I can try and redo just it with debug on? Noatun saves as xml by default, you can select a different format in the fileselector though. Try saving as m3u. I'll check how current Noatun behaves as I added EXTM3U support which allows Noatun to cope with such commented m3u files (it can read AND write those files). > when I save the file but it's not actually modifing the file.
This might have been fixed, Noatun didn't warn the user if saving a file failed. This comment makes me think the file is readonly.
I'm using kde 3.1.4 still. The playlist editor still shows all the #EXTM3U tags as if they was files. And it still not saving files that I edit no matter the type, if they just generic names of files or contain the #EXTM3U stuff. Wait for KDE 3.2, KDE 3.1 won't get EXTM3U support. Closing as current Noatun can save EXTM3U just fine. |