On Sun, 2006-01-29 at 16:55 +0100, Loïc Minier wrote: > On Wed, Jan 11, 2006, Stephen Touset wrote: > > Pretty self-explanatory. AAC files I've downloaded through iTunes don't > > have their disc number information populated in Rhythmbox (leading to > > duplicated track numbers). Specifically, Franz Ferdinand's self-titled > > album comes with a second bonus CD on iTunes. The second CD's tracks are > > mixed in with the tracks from the first CD. > > Would you please copy-paste some of the relevant "<entry>" XML elements > from your Rhythmbox database (the flat file). For example, if you have > xmllint, you can use: > echo 'cat //entry[artist = "Fatboy Slim"]/*[self::album or self::title or > self::track-number or self::disc-number]' \ > | xmllint -noout -shell ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/rhythmdb.xml > > otherwise, simply edit "~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/rhythmdb.xml" and search > for your artist / album. > > Please take two tracks that are not properly sorted by Rhythmbox and > copy the track-number and disc-number in this report.
<title>Words So Leisured</title> ------- <album>Franz Ferdinand</album> ------- <track-number>5</track-number> ------- <title>All for You, Sophia</title> ------- <album>Franz Ferdinand</album> ------- <track-number>4</track-number> Unfortunately, it doesn't look like these have the disc-number property. I would wager a guess, then, that Rhythmbox isn't picking up the relevant property from the (unencrypted) AAC file, as it is present in the actual files. I don't have access to them right now, but I'll send you what info I can on the actual files soon. -- Stephen Touset <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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