According to that ftp page, 2.99 was the last version they made before
they stopped, evidently imagining it was as perfect as it could ever be.
I assume that's what I've got, because I assume that's what's delivered
in the complete Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit ISO, which is what I have installed.
On 10/05/13 14:21, Phill Whiteside wrote:
Just while I install it and vlc, it is time to ask the usual silly
question... So do forgive me!
Have you got the latest version from
http://ftp.acc.umu.se/pub/GNOME/sources/rhythmbox/
I'm a VLC fan, but have had rhythmbox running well in the past with a
large library.
Regards,
Phill.
P.S. this is a clean 13.04 lubuntu install, so I need to 'add' things
to it :)
On 10 May 2013 14:07, Rowan Berkeley <rowan.berke...@gmail.com
<mailto:rowan.berke...@gmail.com>> wrote:
On 10/05/13 13:55, Alan Pope wrote:
On 10/05/13 13:33, Rowan Berkeley wrote:
I find that in 13.04 (though not as far as I can recall,
previously), it
is impossible to leave Rhythmbox running after use, ie for
instance
having played an album to leave it running and an hour
later to try to
play another one. It goes berzerk. Most usually it will
skip through
tracks at great speed,
That sounds like your media is on a mounted / removable device
which has since gone away / been unmounted? The skipping
through tracks is often when it says "ok, what track is next,
lets play it, oh, it's gone, ok, next track.. " etc.
Cheers,
I don't mean it looks for them one after another in rapid
succession and doesn't find them; I mean it literally skips
through each track, jumping e.g. thirty seconds at a time. But
this is just the commonest immediate symptom of a general
haywireness that sets in if it has been left running but idle for
more than a few minutes. By the way, AFAIK, I only have this on
one of my three machines, but they are all identically set up,
with completely fresh installs of 13.04 and then all files,
including the 1850+ albums, reloaded from an external hard drive.
This takes an hour or two for each fresh install, but it gives me
maximum free space, so I do it happily, rather than install the
new versions keeping the old files and settings.
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