On Jul 3, 2018, at 21:01, Rich Stivers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Has anyone had a zero-length cart (red line in Rdlibrary) that Rddbcheck
> doesn't find? I have one. I could
> delete the cart and import it again, but I thought Rddbcheck was supposed to
> find these and allow you to
> fix them. This cart has the corresponding audio file in /var/snd.
It depends on what precisely you mean by a ‘zero-length cart’. What that check
is actually looking for is a cart that has a non-zero length in the DB that has
no corresponding WAV file in the audio store —i.e. a mismatch between the DB
and audio store. There are a number of reasons why a cart length of ’00:00’ can
be perfectly legitimate (no recording made as yet, start/end markers set to the
same point, etc). The fact that you’re seeing a red line in rdlibrary(1) tells
me that the library is indeed expecting it to be zero. In those cases,
rddbcheck(8) won’t flag it.
Cheers!
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