The upstream bug report appears to have a patch.
** Tags added: patch
** Summary changed:
- Incorrect track numbering
+ track numbering lost leading zero
** Tags added: regression-release
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #604191
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=604191
** Also affects: sound-juicer via
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=604191
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Changed in: sound-juicer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided =>
By the way, a fix for this bug (and the problems you get with 2CD sets)
is to use musicbrainz Picard to tidy things up after a rip. It's an
extra step, but I think it's worth it as it sets all metadata correctly
including embedding album art if you want it to.
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I am also annoyed by the default setting. Is there any context where
zero padded track numbers are disadvantageous? If not, let's just change
the default format.
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TH real problem for me is streaming music over rygel / DLNA - things
come up sorted by filename which messes up long albums.
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Title:
Incorrect tra
I'd say it's a bug since the tracks show up in the wrong order when you
"ls" the directory they're in, but it's a pretty low severity.
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Thanks for the workaround and the scripting bit.
Still a bug in sound-juicer though, isn't it?
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Thanks Antoine for the workaround!
To answer wensveen's question, this works for me (I've got the "strip special
characters" option checked):
$ for i in [1-9]_* ; do mv "$i" "0$i" ; done
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It says "track number" but in fact it's "disc number - track number",
but you can fix this.
1. Launch gconf-editor
2. Go to /apps/sound-juicer
3. Update the file_pattern and replace "%dN" by "%tN" (track number, zero
padded).
4. Restart sound juicer
It's important to note that the drop down for
I can confirm this bug.
It's a little annoying to add this yourself, but there's bound to be some smart
shell scripting trick for this. Someone?
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