| 2011-10-27 18:35:20 |
Bob Bib |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2011-10-27 19:08:10 |
Bob Bib |
description |
It seems that Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which takes some time and makes a lot of disk noise.
With rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing items" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing items" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
It seems that Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which takes some time and makes a lot of disk noise.
With rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing items" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing items" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
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| 2011-10-27 19:53:59 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
It seems that Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which takes some time and makes a lot of disk noise.
With rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing items" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing items" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
It seems that Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which takes some time and makes a lot of disk noise.
With rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing items" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing items" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items").
(As you can see, it's not a bug, but a feature request). |
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| 2011-10-27 20:01:38 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
It seems that Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which takes some time and makes a lot of disk noise.
With rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing items" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing items" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items").
(As you can see, it's not a bug, but a feature request). |
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items").
(As you can see, it's not a bug, but a feature request). |
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| 2011-10-28 15:30:58 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items").
(As you can see, it's not a bug, but a feature request). |
Tested on:
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
(It can be not a real bug, but just a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour).
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
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| 2011-10-28 15:45:48 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Tested on:
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
(It can be not a real bug, but just a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour).
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
Tested on:
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
(It can be not a serious bug, but just a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour).
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files have been moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
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| 2011-11-02 16:25:40 |
Bob Bib |
summary |
Automatic library rescan should not be performed on startup |
Library rescan functionality should be more controllable |
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| 2011-11-02 16:25:40 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Tested on:
Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
***
(It can be not a serious bug, but just a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour).
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files have been moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default and make a "Rescan library" button.
The rest of rescan process should remain the same (after library rescanning, the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan, songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
Tested on:
1) Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
2) Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
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1) rhythmbox 0.13.3
It has a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour.
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files have been moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
2) rhythmbox 2.90.1
Library doesn't reacts on items removal automatically, though on play these removed items are removed from play queue and marked with red marks in the library.
Unfortunately, there is no "Missing files" section.
Still better than banshee which doesn't marks anything removed when trying to play it.
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I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default, make a "Rescan library" button and get back the "Missing Files" section.
After library rescanning triggered with a "Rescan library" button (or trying to play the missing song), the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan (or trying to play the songs from "Missing Files" section), songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
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| 2011-11-02 16:26:27 |
Bob Bib |
description |
Tested on:
1) Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
2) Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
---
1) rhythmbox 0.13.3
It has a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour.
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files have been moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
2) rhythmbox 2.90.1
Library doesn't reacts on items removal automatically, though on play these removed items are removed from play queue and marked with red marks in the library.
Unfortunately, there is no "Missing files" section.
Still better than banshee which doesn't marks anything removed when trying to play it.
---
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default, make a "Rescan library" button and get back the "Missing Files" section.
After library rescanning triggered with a "Rescan library" button (or trying to play the missing song), the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan (or trying to play the songs from "Missing Files" section), songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
Tested on:
1) Ubuntu 11.04 (amd64)
rhythmbox 0.13.3-0ubuntu6
2) Ubuntu 11.10 (amd64)
rhythmbox 2.90.1~20110908-0ubuntu1
---
1) rhythmbox 0.13.3
It has a feature with a little "noisy" behaviour.
Rhythmbox automatically rescans the library on startup, which makes a lot of small filesystem operations and takes some time if there are many files have been moved or deleted from the locations which they where imported to library from.
Anyway, with rescan functionality, Rhythmbox is better than Banshee which ignores any library changes like missing items.
2) rhythmbox 2.90.1
Library doesn't reacts on items removal automatically, though on play these removed items are removed from play queue and marked with red marks in the library.
Unfortunately, there is no "Missing files" section.
Still better than Banshee which doesn't marks anything removed when trying to play it.
---
I think, the optimal solution is to to turn off the automatic rescan by default, make a "Rescan library" button and get back the "Missing Files" section.
After library rescanning triggered with a "Rescan library" button (or trying to play the missing song), the missing items should be moved to "Missing Files" section, where unneeded songs can be manually removed; on the next rescan (or trying to play the songs from "Missing Files" section), songs from "Missing Files" that have become available, should be moved back to the library, the others should remain in "Missing items"). |
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| 2011-11-10 13:35:41 |
Pedro Villavicencio |
rhythmbox (Ubuntu): importance |
Undecided |
Low |
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| 2011-12-01 13:20:46 |
Pedro Villavicencio |
rhythmbox (Ubuntu): status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2012-02-26 04:18:23 |
Launchpad Janitor |
rhythmbox (Ubuntu): status |
Incomplete |
Expired |
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| 2012-02-26 22:14:43 |
Bob Bib |
rhythmbox (Ubuntu): status |
Expired |
Opinion |
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