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From February 06, 2013 to March 07, 2013
March 07, 2013
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19:35 Bug #265: cd audio plugin compile error
- I'm not an Audacious developer, and I don't run Ubuntu. I haven't examined your build problem in details either. I've...
March 06, 2013
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15:41 Bug #265: cd audio plugin compile error
- I have removed *.dev files of cdaudio support. there is no way to easily upgrade libcdio @precise. So 12.04 LTE is NO...
March 05, 2013
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17:57
Bug #266 (Closed): Scrobbler 2.0 plugin doesn't scrobble "Listening now"
- Scrobbler 2.0 plugin, using Last.fm’s Scrobbling 2.0 API, doesn't scrobble "Listening now". It only scrobble "Just li...
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- That's a problem in libcdio < 0.90. Its cdio_config.h redefines aseveral preprocessor variables that use too much gen...
March 03, 2013
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- @Entering directory cdaudio-ng.
Successfully generated dependencies.
In file included from /usr/include/cdio/types.... -
01:14 Feature #264 (Rejected): Hold back scrobbles when the daily limit is exceeded
- A track might not be scrobbled due to "daily scrobble limit exeeded".
This message comes on the ignoredMessage attri... -
- Support automatic migration from the old scrobbler plugin:
* import scrobbles from the old scrobble queue;
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- When starting Audacious, if a track is paused, we can scrobble a track even if was already scrobbled before.
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- All scrobbles in the scrobble.log should be sent in a single request.
If the log contains more than 50 tracks, send ...
March 02, 2013
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21:35 Bug #258 (Closed): scrobbler2: Segmentation fault
- https://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious-plugins/commit/164505d770b7bfe77b348f971f8530d0d888e64c
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- Please do a Git bisect to find the GTK+ commit that caused the regression, and then report the bug to the GTK+ develo...
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- I've seen the warning in the past, but I can't reproduce this with each of the test cases mentioned, using GTK+ 3.6.4...
February 25, 2013
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10:50 Bug #259 (Rejected): main window does not maintain size clicking on status icon with gtk+ 3.7.10
- I'm using Mate-1.4 gtk+3.7.10 audacious-3.4-alpha1.
How to reproduce:
1) Start audacious
2) Activate status icon ... -
- Well, I've opened this ticket to raise awareness, since sometimes these "CRITICAL" warnings are turned into assertion...
February 24, 2013
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- Anne O'neam wrote:
> In the meantime, what about using the filepath only if the notification server is gnome-shell, ... -
- Closing then. Sounds like a corrupt file, which should be prevented against now.
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- I've read through this whole report without finding any mention of a bug in Audacious. Please enlighten me.
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- Here's how to reproduce:
# Play track A;
# Without pressing pause or stop, play track B;
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11:23 Bug #258: scrobbler2: Segmentation fault
- You are right, I have not configured a Last.fm account.
But I still don't understand how to reproduce it. For me it ... -
- OK, I think I got it: did you set a track playing and then select another one while the first was still playing, with...
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- You're playing tracks without having associated the plugin with a last.fm account, is that it?
Can you show the ti... -
- If the new scrobbler2 plugin is enabled, I get randomly segfaults.
I did nothing except enabling it and playing some...
February 23, 2013
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- Thomas, I cannot reproduce that.
For the test-case I've stated, there is an equivalent shorter one found by a Fedo... -
- This warning is also printed when you open more than one file
and open the same files again. Selecting a directory t... -
- I've filed https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=694532 about this, too. Dunno whether GtkTreeView is the righ...
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- At first sight it looks like a problem in GTK+. And it might be that you are aware of it, because it's also related t...
February 21, 2013
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- Reporter didn't provide the data I asked for but answered "all solved ,the flac I performed it had not completed the ...
February 20, 2013
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17:50 Feature #206: Add better integration in Gnome-Shell via the notify plugin
- I don't know how DBus works, but if it's very bad at transferring big data, that might explain the problem. Or else, ...
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- After having read the following thread "64-bit stat (or not) in 32-bit Fedora binaries" - http://lists.fedoraproject....
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- Should be fixed by this commit. Please confirm:
https://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious/commit/c9f679dfc... -
- The backtrace makes it look like Audacious was trying to play a FLAC file with a zero samplerate. Is the crash repro...
February 19, 2013
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14:11 Bug #78: Encoding issues prevents playback for audacious 3.2 and 3.2.1
- Could you please re-open this?
A bug reported to Debian BTS confirm this is still reproducible, please have a look... -
- Just to be clear, I don't care if we cause gnome-shell to lock up hard for ten minutes. Transferring a pixbuf causes...
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- Also, don't ever avoid using a certain programming technique or language feature simply because you heard it was "bad...
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- You say "transferring a filepath" like it was nothing. Don't you realize that Audacious has to save a temporary imag...
February 18, 2013
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- Audacious 3.3.4 on x86_64
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/912312
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- - Added back the check if the notification text changed. I have to call notify_notification_show much more often when...
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- After doing some testing around, I remembered why I made the change.
The huge dozen-of-second freeze is when I don't... -
- Also, this code is criminal:...
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- Two more problems:
1) You removed the code that checked whether the song information changed. Now the notification ... -
- If Gnome Shell truly cannot handle pixbufs, I'm surprised that no one else has reported the problem, since that's the...
February 17, 2013
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- When I pass a GdkPixbuf to the notification instead of a file, it did cause huge performance problems. By huge perfor...
February 16, 2013
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- You are still setting the timeout to 1 millisecond, which is unacceptable. The notification barely produces a flicke...
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- If you heavily overload your system, audio will start skipping. That is a fact of life, not a bug.
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16:24 Bug #254 (Rejected): Sound freezes for a second multiple times per song
- Subj. Both in GTK and in Winamp interfaces. My system is pretty overloaded (Firefox eats most of RAM and lots of CPU)...
February 11, 2013
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15:23 Feature #253 (Rejected): Smart crossfade
- Please add smart crossfade options for crossfade plugin. What i'm talking about is fade-in/fade-out start at certain ...
February 10, 2013
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- Update your GTK+; this has been fixed already.
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08:48 Feature #251 (Rejected): Playlist get screwed when using oxygen-gtk
- Using Ubuntu 12.10
Audacious: 3.3.4 (compiled from source)
Playlist displayed very bad when using oxygen-gtk. Thi...
February 09, 2013
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- https://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious-plugins/commit/6682644bf56a67e2cc682875ee5f2c01a5ce4b6e
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- Successfully compiled vtx.c (plugin).
vtxfile.c: In function ‘ayemu_vtx_open’:
vtxfile.c:145:26: warning: ‘int_regd...
February 07, 2013
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15:20 Bug #249: Allow console plugin code to properly determine endianness on *BSD OSes
- AFAIK switching to Glib for the endianness swapping should be good but I'll see for sure when the next alpha goes out.
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- The plugin is using GLib's byte-order macros now; I presume those work on *BSD.
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- I'm not sure what happened to the bug title there ...
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- It should be using the WORDS_BIGENDIAN #define from config.h. But that also #defines HAVE_ZLIB_H, which currently ca...
February 06, 2013
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- The attached patch for the console plugins code will allow it to properly determine the archs endianness on *BSD OS's.
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01:19 Feature #76: Option to delete files physically from playlist
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