Bug #629
Audacious 3.7.1 creates duplicates and partial duplicates of files from playlists and dumps them in /home/user directory in Linux
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Description
Whenever I open Audacious and either create new playlists, or open existing playlists (*.pls files), I start getting duplicates or partial duplicates of the songs appearing in my /home/user directory. The original files remain intact in their original directory. Sometimes the partials will appear as a txt file with the song title for its file name (such as with *.wv) files else mp3's will show up as mp3's whether full or partial copies are created. I'm running Arch Linux 4.3.6-1-ck (a modified kernel from the Arch repos of the latest Arch kernel, specifically targets the AMD FX vishera cpu). When I roll Audacious back to 3.6.2 the problem goes away. Problem exists in 3.7.1-1 and 3.7.1-4.
History
#1
     Updated by John Lindgren over 9 years ago
    Updated by John Lindgren over 9 years ago
    
    - Status changed from New to Rejected
Just turn off the recording feature if you don't want it. Maybe we'll make the feature harder to enable by accident in a future version.
#2
     Updated by Jim Turner over 9 years ago
    Updated by Jim Turner over 9 years ago
    
    Would this patch address this issue? Seems to work for me. (though I haven't conceived a thorough test scheme yet!)
*************** int main (int argc, char * * argv)
*** 397,402 ****
--- 397,403 ----
          hook_dissociate ("quit", (HookFunction) aud_quit);
      }
+     aud_drct_enable_record (0);  //JWT:MAKE SURE RECORDING(DUBBING) IS OFF!
  #ifdef USE_DBUS
      dbus_server_cleanup ();
  #endif
Regards,
Jim
#3
     Updated by Ari Ar almost 9 years ago
    Updated by Ari Ar almost 9 years ago
    
    John Lindgren wrote:
Just turn off the recording feature if you don't want it. Maybe we'll make the feature harder to enable by accident in a future version.
I was also wondering about the strange red button, having no idea what it was doing, it doesn't even have a tooltip, it's way too easy to activate by mistake.
Also there doesn't seem to be a Preferences option to remove it (Fedora 25, audacious 3.8, GTK). For my typical usecase (and I can guess for the vast majority of users), this feature is not needed and I'd rather turn it off from the UI as it adds clutter.
Hope devs will see/consider this.
