What can i do to solve the problem? Do you want a backtrace? How can i compile Amarok with debugging enabled? I used ./configure -enable-debug, gcc still don\'t use the -g flag.

Not playlist... Collection!

here\'s the Amarok std output:
marok: Detected compilation: Kill Bill: Volume 1 - 18:1
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
TagLib: String::prepare() - Invalid UTF16 string.
amarok: Added image for album: Various Artists - The Desert Sessions Vol. 7-8: /mnt/hdb5/mp3/mp3 Vol2/Desert Sessions 1 - 10 (All Desert Sesions)/Desert Sessions 9 & 10 - Back.jpg
amarok: Added image for album: Various Artists - The Desert Sessions Vol. 1-2: /mnt/hdb5/mp3/mp3 Vol2/Desert Sessions 1 - 10 (All Desert Sesions)/Desert Sessions 9 & 10 - Back.jpg
amarok: Added image for album: Various Artists - The Desert Sessions Vol. 5-6: /mnt/hdb5/mp3/mp3 Vol2/Desert Sessions 1 - 10 (All Desert Sesions)/Desert Sessions 9 & 10 - Back.jpg
amarok: Added image for album: Various Artists - The Desert Sessions Vol. 3-4: /mnt/hdb5/mp3/mp3 Vol2/Desert Sessions 1 - 10 (All Desert Sesions)/Desert Sessions 9 & 10 - Back.jpg
KCrash: Application \'amarok\' crashing...
amarok: Fatal IO error: client killed

please try to update your taglib (also known as libtag for some distros)! most of these crashes aren\'t caused by amarok, but by an older version of taglib. you can find taglib in kdesupport/taglib (basically the same cvs instructions as for amarok apply). dont forget to recompile amarok afterwards!

if it still crashes, please send post a valid backtrace (gdb amarokapp). there\'s some help in the faq, btw!

regards,
muesli

muesli wrote:

please try to update your taglib (also known as libtag for some distros)! most of these crashes aren\'t caused by amarok, but by an older version of taglib. you can find taglib in kdesupport/taglib (basically the same cvs instructions as for amarok apply). dont forget to recompile amarok afterwards!

if it still crashes, please send post a valid backtrace (gdb amarokapp). there\'s some help in the faq, btw!

regards,
muesli

Uprading TagLib from 1.3.0 to 1.3.1 worked!
Thanks a lot, very good work guys!!!