** Description changed: + SRU (Copied from comment #17): + + This bug prevents CD contents from being looked up from the Music Brainz + service leaving the user to manually enter track information. This is a + major inconvenience to the user and mis-lead me to attempt uploading + track information that could cause duplications in the Music Brainz + service. + + The fix outlined about is a simple rebuild against a non-depreciated + version of the Music Brainz API - versions outlined above. + + I have used the above patch to build my own version of the package which + works successfully. + + TEST CASE: When using the gnome desktop, Insert a music CD and wait for + sound-juicer to start. It will fail to look up the track list. + + Regression Potential: I have being using the patch package for several + weeks without any adverse effect. + + Original Bug Report: + -------------------- + Binary package hint: sound-juicer The Sound Juicer package in Karmic and Lucid is built against the package libmusicbrainz4 instead of libmusicbrainz3. This is bad since the package libmusicbrainz4 includes the deprecated version 2.1.5 of libmusicbrainz, while the package libmusicbrainz3 includes the current version 3.0.2 (could somebody explain to me why the older package is called libmusicbrainz4?) This means sound-juicer is currently unusable in Lucid LTS. libmusicbrainz version 2.x uses the old, no longer existing, RDF based MusicBrainz web service, while version 3.x uses the newer XML based REST web service. FYI: The package in Jaunty used the newer web service.
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