Public bug reported:
If I have any audio or video files in my collection that don't have a
file extension (e.g. *.mp3), mediascanner refuses to add such a file to
the scanned database. It should be able to do a deeper content type
evaluation and still see that such a file might still have a completely
valid mime type of audio/mpeg. Thumbnailer and now media-hub both
support such files and mediascanner needs to support it as well so that
they show up in apps like music-app.
** Affects: mediascanner2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1593839
Title:
mediascanner rejects valid media files without a file extension
Status in mediascanner2 package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
If I have any audio or video files in my collection that don't have a
file extension (e.g. *.mp3), mediascanner refuses to add such a file
to the scanned database. It should be able to do a deeper content type
evaluation and still see that such a file might still have a
completely valid mime type of audio/mpeg. Thumbnailer and now media-
hub both support such files and mediascanner needs to support it as
well so that they show up in apps like music-app.
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