Bug #1137
mkv files are ignored when opening a folder with mkv files
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Description
- Problem
Audacious ignored mkv files when launched with a folder in argument that contains mkv files.
- How to reproduce
1. Create a folder
2. Place an mkv file in it
3. Run `audacious myfolder`
audacious displays the error "No files found".
From the log (obtained with -V) one can see that the file is attempted to be added to the playlist, but seemingly fails
```
INFO adder.cc:142 [add_file]: Adding file: file://XXX/myfolder/myfile.mkv
```
History
#1 Updated by Nil Geisweiller about 3 years ago
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#2 Updated by Nil Geisweiller about 3 years ago
Sorry for the badly formatted report. Here's a better formatted one.
Problem
Audacious ignored mkv files when launched with a folder in argument that contains mkv files.
How to reproduce
- Create a folder called myfolder
- Place an mkv file in it
- Run: audacious myfolder
audacious displays the error "No files found".
From the log (obtained with -V) one can see that the file is attempted to be added to the playlist, but seemingly fails
INFO adder.cc:142 [add_file]: Adding file: file://XXX/myfolder/myfile.mkv
#3 Updated by Nil Geisweiller about 3 years ago
Needless to say that when given the actual mkv file in argument, as opposed to giving the folder containing that mkv file, audacious perfectly opens and play that file. Indicating that the problem comes from folder opening, not mkv format support.
#4 Updated by John Lindgren about 3 years ago
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Category set to plugins/ffaudio
Fixed, thanks for reporting:
https://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious-plugins/commit/b6598245ed6d5533fd197e64ab41d4c43338686b
#5 Updated by Nil Geisweiller about 3 years ago
Thanks John!!!
#6 Updated by John Lindgren almost 3 years ago
- Target version set to 4.2