** Changed in: rhythmbox
Status: New => Expired
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/264022
Title:
Changing Track Number before importing CD produces unexpected results
Status in Rhythmbox:
Expired
Status in rhythmbox package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I'm using Hardy Heron, but I imagine this will be true for all
Rhythmbox. To replicate this bug do the following.
1. Put a CD in the computer.
2. Open Rhythmbox
3. Before importing the CD change the track number of the first song to 2 by
using the "Properties" editor.
4. Import the first song.
What you get is an MP3 with the title, artist, etc... of the first
track on the cd but if you try and play it you'll discover its
actually the second song on the CD.
There are two (or possibly more!) solutions. First, don't let people
change track numbers for songs on CD's. This makes a lot of sense
because you can't actually change which track a song is. OTOH If you
really want to be able to change the track number of songs before you
import them then Rhythmbox is going to need to remember which songs
correspond to which tracks on a CD, even if their track number is
changed in the properties window.
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