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0010535MMW v4Synchronizationpublic2013-02-15 16:302013-02-23 22:02
Reporterstephen_plattAssigned To 
PriorityimmediateSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionfixed 
Product Version4.1 
Target Version4.1Fixed in Version4.1 
Summary0010535: iPod/iPhone auto-sync does not copy entire auto-sync list (regression)
Descriptionuser donflip: "Regardless of how many items are selected to keep synced in the Auto-Sync settings for my iPod, only 1 track is synced to the device. In the example logged and captured here, I set auto-sync to sync all tracks by the artist 113 (seven tracks), but only the first track is actually synced.

If I manually sync, (drag or send to) files are copied properly."

I can reproduce on my iPhone, selecting several auto-playlists which contain over 1000 tracks results in a sync that only copies 3 tracks to my iPhone in 4.1. I used the same database in MM 4.0.7 with the same sync settings, and the tracks were all copied as expected.
Additional Informationhttp://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=70214
TagsNo tags attached.
Attached Files
iPhonebug.LOG (505,052 bytes)
iphonebug1.png (23,388 bytes)   
iphonebug1.png (23,388 bytes)   
iphonebug2.png (25,893 bytes)   
iphonebug2.png (25,893 bytes)   
Fixed in build1625

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Ludek

2013-02-15 17:15

developer   ~0034962

Last edited: 2013-02-15 17:15

 I cannot reproduce, but it seems that MM creates iPod paths like
H:\iPod_Control\Music\F02\.mp3
for the user (i.e. without the filename)

Ludek

2013-02-15 17:35

developer   ~0034963

Stephen, could you please generate debug log.

The user's log is not much usable, there is a lot of info missing, because he started MM prior to DbgView.

Please start DbgView, start MM, perform sync, save the log

Thank you.

Ludek

2013-02-15 17:48

developer   ~0034964

Last edited: 2013-02-15 19:24

 Hmm, I just found that with my iPod Nano 7G it is reproducable, so I don't need a log anymore.

EDIT: It was just test error, the files were actually in the iPod so therefore they have not been re-synced.


So I would need to see the debug log as requested in my last note.

stephen_platt

2013-02-16 05:56

developer   ~0034982

Okay, the log is uploaded. I included 2 pictures, the first image shows what what selected for sync (33 tracks from 2 auto-playlists). The second image shows what was actually copied (only 2 tracks).

Note that the device was empty prior to sync so all 33 tracks should have been copied. Auto-conversion rules are enabled, so any incompatible formats should be auto-converted to mp3 files. Lastly, I can perform the exact same operation, with the same database, in MM 4.0.7, and all 33 tracks get copied to the iPhone.

Ludek

2013-02-17 15:10

developer   ~0034983

Last edited: 2013-02-17 15:11

 Thank you, I was finally able to simulate the bug.

Fixed in build 1625.

stephen_platt

2013-02-23 22:02

developer   ~0035083

verified 1625