Version: 2.4-GIT (using Devel) OS: Linux Trying to play the audio CD "Led Zeppelin 'Remasters' CD 1" (http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000026C3T) This disc has 15 tracks, however at least one data set returned from the CDDB seems to be incorrect with not all of the tracks listed. This means that the CD appears in the collection with only 13 tracks and there is no way to play the last two. Browsing the CD using the audiocd: ioslave shows the following CDDB information: - CDDB Information.txt -------------------- # Revision: 21 DISCID=d411160f DTITLE=Led Zeppelin / Remasters CD 1 (Gold CD) DYEAR=1990 DGENRE=Rock TTITLE0=Communication Breakdown TTITLE1=Babe I'm Gonna Leave You TTITLE2=Good Times Bad Times TTITLE3=Dazed And Confused TTITLE4=Whole Lotta Love TTITLE5=Heartbreaker TTITLE6=Ramble On TTITLE7=Immigrant Song TTITLE8=Celebration Day TTITLE9=Since I've Been Loving You TTITLE10=Black Dog TTITLE11=Rock & Roll TTITLE12=The Battle Of Evermore EXTD= EXTT0= EXTT1= EXTT2= EXTT3= EXTT4= EXTT5= EXTT6= EXTT7= EXTT8= EXTT9= EXTT10= EXTT11= EXTT12= PLAYORDER= ------------------------------------------- - CDDB Information_3.txt ------------------ # Revision: 101 DISCID=d411160f DTITLE=Led Zeppelin / Remasters CD 1 DYEAR=1990 DGENRE=Rock TTITLE0=Communication Breakdown TTITLE1=Babe I'm Gonna Leave You TTITLE2=Good Times Bad Times TTITLE3=Dazed And Confused TTITLE4=Whole Lotta Love TTITLE5=Heartbreaker TTITLE6=Ramble On TTITLE7=Immigrant Song TTITLE8=Celebration Day TTITLE9=Since I've Been Loving You TTITLE10=Black Dog TTITLE11=Rock And Roll TTITLE12=The Battle Of Evermore TTITLE13=Misty Mountain Hop TTITLE14=Stairway To Heaven EXTD= YEAR: 1990 EXTT0= EXTT1= EXTT2= EXTT3= EXTT4= EXTT5= EXTT6= EXTT7= EXTT8= EXTT9= EXTT10= EXTT11= EXTT12= EXTT13= EXTT14= PLAYORDER= ------------------------------------------- (CDDB Information_2.txt is for a completely different album with the same disc ID) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Attempt to play the audio CD as above in Amarok. Actual Results: Only 13 tracks appear in collection Expected Results: All 15 tracks should appear in collection IMHO Amarok should not rely on the returned CDDB information for playing the CD - this can be arbitrary user-provided information which may well be incorrect. What happens if there is no CDDB information available or no Internet connection? There appears to be no way to select which CDDB data set should be used, in the case that multiple data sets are returned - Amarok always uses the first. At the very least, it should perform a basic sanity check against the actual track count of the CD, and provide a default title for any or all that are missing so that they can be seen in the collection browser and played.
Moving to wishlist, as this was never implemented.
Git commit 67cab80dae61f0a72659558fa37e6b625aebfa3b by Matěj Laitl. Committed on 05/01/2013 at 23:27. Pushed by laitl into branch 'master'. AudioCdCollection: refactor initialization, trackForUrl() + cleanups Might also fix bug 279485, please test. BUGFIXES: * Audio CD: fix track recreation on startup. Related: bug 312685 FIXED-IN: 2.7 M +1 -0 ChangeLog M +193 -211 src/core-impl/collections/audiocd/AudioCdCollection.cpp M +4 -4 src/core-impl/collections/audiocd/AudioCdCollection.h M +2 -6 src/core-impl/collections/audiocd/AudioCdMeta.cpp M +0 -1 src/core-impl/collections/audiocd/AudioCdMeta.h M +0 -4 src/core-impl/collections/audiocd/support/AudioCdConnectionAssistant.cpp M +6 -1 src/core-impl/collections/support/MemoryCollection.h http://commits.kde.org/amarok/67cab80dae61f0a72659558fa37e6b625aebfa3b
This is not a wishlist item, but a possible bug. Please test with Amarok 2.7 and report back, it may have been fixed by the above commit.
Still not the correct results using amarok-2.7git (v2.5.0-1277-g0420cdf). The audio CD appears in the collection with the correct number of tracks, but with the track information from CDDB Information_2.txt, which is a different album (which just happens to have the same disc ID). This can be seen at http://www.freedb.org/freedb_discid_check.php for disc ID d411160f. Suppose that the general fix for situations such as this is to ask the user which is the appropriate result, in the case where the disc lookup returns multiple results. IIRC the KDE3 program kscd did this.
Thank you for the feedback.
Could you please test again? AFAIK current git contains the CD stack work of Tatjana, so this should be fixed.
Closing for lack of feedback. Please feel free to reopen if you can still reproduce this with current git master.