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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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| 0003763 | MMW v4 | Conversion/Leveling | public | 2007-10-14 11:31 | 2009-02-21 16:22 |
| Reporter | rusty | Assigned To | |||
| Priority | urgent | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | always |
| Status | closed | Resolution | fixed | ||
| Product Version | 3.0 | ||||
| Fixed in Version | 3.1 | ||||
| Summary | 0003763: Background volume analysis triggers errors for inaccessible tracks / CDs | ||||
| Description | If a CD that is part of the library is inserted and auto-leveling is running, MM generates an error when it attempts to auto-level the CD. If CD leveling is impossible, it should be silently ignored. | ||||
| Tags | No tags attached. | ||||
| Fixed in build | 1194 | ||||
| related to | 0003722 | closed | petr | Regerssion : in some cases auto-leveling can throw an error |
| related to | 0000051 | closed | Ludek | Errors interrupt Caching/Normalization/Conversion/Synchronization Operations |
| related to | 0004412 | closed | Ludek | Fixed failed rips should generate a single error message after rip operation |
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I guess we should add the same logging mechanism as is implemented in case of 0004412 |
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Added the same logging mechanism as is implemented for ripping with message string: 'There was a problem levelling volume the following Track(s):' Added in build 1190. |
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Question on this: Wouldn't it be preferable to calculate a levelling coefficient if the CD is present? Or is this impossible? |
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It is possible, but my guess is that it will uselessly slow down the levelling operation. And what the other file types (wma, mp4, ...)? Should their levelling coefficients be calculated althoug such a tracks cannot be levelled? So far for such a tracks the 'Track volume may be leveled only for MP3 Tracks.' error was thrown and calculating the coefficients was not performed. The current behaviour is the same, but these errors are logged so that other (mp3) tracks could be properly levelled. |
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I think that auto-leveling should completely ignore removable media. I.e., if user wants to calculate leveling for such media (Audio CD, Data DVD, Flash, ...) it should only be started manually. |
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There seems to be a little misunderstanding, you both probably mean auto-analyze volume, I fixed the levelling - i.e. if user performs the "Level Track Volume" action for selected tracks. |
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Yes, you're right--the bug wasn't described properly; the bug is about the fact that auto-volume analysis generates an error when it attempts to auto-level a CD. I guess that this issue is still open. |
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Fixed in build 1190: only accessible tracks that are not on a CD-ROM, removable drive or remote drive (network) are auto-analyzed now. |
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I think that network drives should be auto-analyzed, they quite often contain user's collection. |
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Ok, fixed. i.e. Only accessible tracks that are not on a CD-ROM, removable drive are auto-analyzed now. |
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Verified 1193. |
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Re-opening. It seems that if I have a VCD with only 2 of the tracks present (i.e. only 2 tracks from a CD saved to the VCD), then MM will successfully ignore the CD. BUT, if I subsequently add tracks to the library, MM will not automatically analyze volume on them (the process terminates when it gets to the VCD). |
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Althoug I has not been able to reproduce your issue I found another tweak: CD tracks in VCD are auto-analyzed, I think that they should not, because otherwise it launches analyzing of whole album including the CD tracks. i.e. I fixed it: CD tracks in VCD are not auto-analyzed (this probably fix also your issue which I has not been able to reproduce) Fixed in build 1194. |
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verified 1224 |
