Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 12.10 with all updates. Running totem 3.4.3.
Tried playing a song from the Black Mesa Source soundtrack titled "We've Got
Hostiles".
It shows up in totem as three tracks:
- "We've"
- "Got"
- "Hostiles.mp3"
The files cannot be played simply because it thinks it's looking for:
- "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/We've"
- "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/Got"
- "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/Hostiles.mp3"
After some testing, it's due to the apostrophe. I don't remember this
being an issue in 12.04.
** Affects: totem (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Using Ubuntu 12.10 with all updates. Running totem 3.4.3.
Tried playing a song from the Black Mesa Source soundtrack titled "We've Got
Hostiles".
It shows up in totem as three tracks:
- "We've"
- "Got"
- "Hostiles.mp3"
+ The files cannot be played simply because it thinks it's looking for:
+
+ - "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/We've"
+ - "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/Got"
+ - "/home/nate/Desktop/BMS - Soundtrack/Hostiles.mp3"
+
After some testing, it's due to the apostrophe. I don't remember this
being an issue in 12.04.
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Can't play files with apostrophe in file name
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