I\'m using amarok 1.3.5 on FC4 , KDE 3.4.3 (with gstreamer - alsa engine if it matters)

I think that I encountered a bug.

Suppose that I created a a subfolder called \'Rock\' under the \'Playlists\' folder in the playlists tab. Then I dragged a track onto the \'Rock\' folder. A popup window opens and asks me the name of the name playlist I am creating. Let\'s say I put the name \'Gothic\' on it. Then the playlist \'Gothic\' is created under the \'Rock\' subfolder, with the track I just dragged on it. But the problem is, the track is displayed twice in there.

A second problem is, if I go erase one of these duplicate tracks from the playlist, the total playtime displayed under \'Gothic\' stays the same. Then no matter how many other tracks I drag onto the \'Gothic\' playlist, the total playtime is always displayed incorrect.

I apologize if this was reported before,
Regards
-orcan

Post edited by: ogetbilo, at: 2005/11/01 21:12

Nobody has the same problem?

Can anyone reproduce what I said? or is this specific to me?

no, i really can\'t reproduce this - i have no idea what is going on.

Can you check ~.kde/share/apps/amarok/playlists - look into gothic.m3u and check if there are 2 entries for your track.

Thanks

No, there is just one entry in that file.

I can reproduce this anytime I want.

I tried to restart amarok after I saw the duplicate tracks. Then when I go to the playlists, I can see the \'gothic\' playlist with a \'2 Tracks\' notice next to it. But when I click the + icon next to it the playlist opens with a single entry and the \'2 tracks\' is corrected to \'1 track\'.

I\'ve seen similar duplicate entry bugaboos. I just chuck everything except album covers and let the first run wizard do its thing (rebuild the DB, etc.)

Qt: 3.3.3
KDE: 3.2.3
amaroK: 1.1

So whatever the bug is is ain\'t fixed yet, huh?

Hi,

I\'m using Amarok 1.3.8 with KDE 3.4 in OpenSuse10 and I\'ve got exactly the same \"duplicate entries in collection\" problem.

Does anyone know which file I must remove to reset the whole collection so that Amarok will rebuild my entire collection from scratch ?

Thanks,

Fred