I built Tellico 3.0.2 from source on Kubuntu 17.04 because Import Audio CD would not work on any other version I tried. But now the track lengths don't make sense whether the data is downloaded from an internet search or imported from a CD. The units are smaller than a second although I'm not sure exactly what they are. Any suggestions on how to get it to use minutes and seconds instead of whatever it is using?

acrider wrote:I built Tellico 3.0.2 from source on Kubuntu 17.04 because Import Audio CD would not work on any other version I tried. But now the track lengths don't make sense whether the data is downloaded from an internet search or imported from a CD. The units are smaller than a second although I'm not sure exactly what they are. Any suggestions on how to get it to use minutes and seconds instead of whatever it is using?

I'll take a look. Can you give me an example internet search and what the result shows?

I'm not sure why it was affected, but I reinstalled 2.3.9 from the Ubuntu 17.04 repository and internet search now seems to be working in either version (2.3.9 is installed in /usr/bin and 3.0.2 in /usr/local/bin). But 3.0.2 is still consistently in other units for imports. I don't know where the import data comes from because it isn't always the same as K3b and K3b sometimes finds information for discs for which tellico reports no records found.

acrider wrote:I built Tellico 3.0.2 from source on Kubuntu 17.04 because Import Audio CD would not work on any other version I tried. But now the track lengths don't make sense whether the data is downloaded from an internet search or imported from a CD. The units are smaller than a second although I'm not sure exactly what they are. Any suggestions on how to get it to use minutes and seconds instead of whatever it is using?

It was using sector count instead of seconds, consequence of the switch to using libdiscid. Tracked and fixed in https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=379426