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Bug: Copy multiple .mp3 files to mopidy server machin #1474
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Please run the command |
Dupe of #935, or maybe same root cause at least? |
Yes I think its the same bug |
Here is the
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I wonder if this is a similar upstream bug to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=762660. Maybe you could try the following on a couple of files that do/don't scan correctly:
... to see if gstreamer is returning the data in an unexpected order, in which case we should file an upstream bug report. |
Upstream bug filed at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=763553 |
Upstream fix applied by the good folks at gstreamer. This should fix #935, #1453, #1474 and #1480. To benefit from the upstream fix you will either need to compile gstreamer from source (https://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstreamer/) or wait for gstreamer 1.7.91 to be released for your distro. In the meantime I'll raise a pull request with a workaround for mopidy. |
@szuniverse: : if you have a chance, could you please test using https://github.com/SeeSpotRun/mopidy/tree/fix/gstreamer_not_pushing_tags_2 to see if this fixes the problem? This branch has a workaround in mopidy/audio/scan.py to address an upstream bug in gstreamer. Alternatively if you are feeling adventurous you could try compiling gstreamer from git source... |
Could you help me how can I install this branch? I am using raspberry pi with latest RASPBIAN JESSIE. |
There are a couple of options but the quick and dirty is just to replace file /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mopidy/audio/scan.py with the updated version:
This just makes a backup copy of the original, downloads the new version and then copies it over the original. You may need to install the wget utility first using
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nice. it works fine! good job 👍 :) |
#1487 has been merged. |
I copied 20 mp3 files to mopidy server
location:
/home/pi/Music
when I try to local scan with this command:
sudo mopidyctl local scan
WARNING Failed local:track:Fekete%20Teve/Fekete%20Teve%20-%20R%C5%91zse-Dalok%20%282011%29/01%20-%20Fekete%20Teve%20-%20Szeptember.mp3: Track shorter than 100ms
But It is a valid mp3 file becuase I can play via terminal:
omxplayer 01\ -\ Fekete\ Teve\ -\ Szeptember.mp3
If I run the
sudo mopidyctl local scan
several times sometimes mopidy scan is successfuly but mostly not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: