Re: Rhythmbox hang? while loading music library

From: Dexter Ang (thepoch_at_gmail.com)
Date: 02/27/05

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    On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 12:21:35 -0600, John Best <jbest@insightbb.com> wrote:
    > Hello..
    >
    > I am using Rhythmbox 0.8.5 with fedora core 3. I have been having

    First of all... I have rhythmbox 0.8.8 on my FC3 install. How did you get 0.8.5?

    > difficulties while loading a music library... I select File->Import
    > Location and browse to the location of my music files and click ok.
    > It appears to start reading the files and the "LOADING SONGS" progress
    > bar appears.. But that is it... I have left it running all night and
    > into the next day with no change...

    Could you possibly run this from the command line and see if there are
    any error messages?

    >
    > If I browse to the location of an individual album/group of songs, it
    > seems to work fine and relatively quickly, but when I try to do the
    > whole library at once... It never seems to end or make any progress...No
    > New songs/artists appear...

    Exactly how many songs are we talking about? You might want to search
    around the web and lists for performance problems with plenty of
    songs. I have no experience in this regard as I only have less than
    1gb and mostly listen to streaming music.

    >
    > Anyone experience this behavior and know of a possible work around?
    > Thought is it might have something to do with long file names, special
    > chars etc.. (The library was pulled/copied from windows - actually it
    > resides on a shared FAT partition between xp and linux)
    >
    > (OR MAYBE THERE IS A BETTER OPTION? - tried xmms but the library
    > management & GUI is poor...)

    There's beep media player on the livna repo. But that's just xmms with
    gtk2. I think there's this thing called muine, but you'd need to go
    through mono installations to get that working. How about mpg321? =)

    >
    > Thanks for any assistance
    >

    dex

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