I am pretty sure this isn't a correct fix, just a workaround I am using.
It doesn't seem to have an adverse affect on my tags.
Line 260 of /usr/bin/soundconverter:
tag = , .join(tag[:-1]) ++ tag[-1]
This gets rid of the error for me:
tag = tag[-1]
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soundconverter crashed with TypeError in
I should have added this in my last comment, sorry: I was trying to see
what was different with the files that would throw up that error when it
was loading their tag and they all had some sort of special character in
the album field on their tag such as: CD (1) or [soundtrack].
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soundconverter crash TypeError in format_tag()-special characters in tags
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/206331
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I wasn't sure if I should file a new bug on this or not, but I get this
when I start soundconverter and add an mp3. On the plus side, it still
lets me transcode it even after getting this.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ soundconverter
SoundConverter 0.9.8
using Gstreamer version: 0.10.18, Python binding
