Am Freitag, den 30.01.2009, 12:20 -0500 schrieb Andrew Conkling: > > 2009/1/30 Chow Loong Jin <hyperair gmail com> > > On Fri, 2009-01-30 at 13:41 -0300, Paul Lange wrote: > > ps. I already tried to do a "library rescan" but it imports > many songs > > again (I think because I updated their metadata before there > was an > > option to write metadata into files.). So I'd like to do it > on an other > > way, if possible. > > I've no idea why that happens, but to solve it, Tools->Rescan > Music > > Library. > > I think Paul tried that, if I understand him right. Yes, I tried this but only want to do this if there's no other way. > > Paul, what may have happened was that Banshee read some of the tracks > as being in "the Library", i.e. your base folder under which all music > resides. It also keeps track of "imported" music outside of that too, > but wouldn't change the location if your library changed.* So I wonder > if Banshee got confused and isn't treating everything as being part of > the Library for some reason. I looked at the sqlite db now and found something interesting: Songs that play seem to have a relative uri like this: The Fray/Acoustic in Nashville, Bootleg No. 2/1 Look After You.mp3 Songs that do not play have an absolute uri like this: file:///media/DATA/Daten/Musik/The%20Fray/Acoustic%20in%20Nashville,% 20Bootleg%20No.%202/4%20How%20To%20Save%20A%20Life.mp3 So I think if the path is relative Banshee takes the current library folder and append the relative uri to it. If there is an abslute uri is looks for the song at the old position which, of course, doesn't work. However I'm absolutely sure that I have imported these two songs at the same time. So I can't imaging why Banshee saves one with a relative and the other with an absolute uri. > > Either way, probably your best bet would be to rescan the library, let > it import what it will and then use the Location column (add it by > right-clicking on the column headers in the track list) to find the > tracks that don't have the right path. You could even create a smart > playlist to look just for that path and remove them all that way. Of > course, that'd reset things like the play count or the ratings, but I > can't think of a better solution offhand. > > * You did change the Library location in Edit | Preferences, right? > Yes, I did. Paul
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