audiocd:/ kioslave and KDE 4.1

[Robert Costa]

2008/9/10 Manuel McLure <manuel at mclure.org>:
> On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Robert Costa <zabbarob at googlemail.com> wrote:
>> 2008/8/1 Manuel McLure <manuel at mclure.org>:
>>> Has anyone had success using the audiocd:/ kioslave on KDE 4.1? When I
>>> use it, I see the tracks of the CD in the root directory as .wav
>>> files, and I see Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3 and other subdirectories, but
>>> if I open one of the subdirectories (except for Full Disc) it's empty.
>>> Amarok (using the 3.5 kioslave) sees the MP3/Ogg files just fine. Just
>>> wondering if I'm missing something obvious, or if I should report this
>>> as a bug. This works fine on 3.5.
>>
>> You're not alone. I get the same behavior here. Typing "audiocd:/"
>> into Dolphin's location text field gives me some directories without
>> entries and the wav files in the main dir. The subdirs are:
>
> The good news is that this seems to be fixed in KDE 4.1.1. I've ripped
> a CD or two already using Dolphin on 4.1.1.

Acknowledged! CD ripping with audiocd:/ kioslave is working here too.

But I've got another problem now: while the file name is set
correctly, ID3 tags / metadata is not. Each file has the song title of
it's successor. e.g.:

The files are named:
Ministry [2006] Rio Grande Blood [01] Rio Grande Blood.mp3
Ministry [2006] Rio Grande Blood [02] Senor Peligro.mp3
Ministry [2006] Rio Grande Blood [03] Gangreen.mp3

And the ID3 tags show these song titles:
Track 1: Senor Peligro
Track 2: Gangreen
Track 3: Fear (Is Big Business)

and so on...

When I use the KDE3.5 audiocd kioslave the song titles are set correctly.

Can it be a settings problem on my system or does someone else
experience the same effect?

Cya,
Robert.

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