Re: [Banshee-List] Banshee stops after two tracks, reliably.

[David Nielsen <gnomeuser gmail com>]

2009/7/17 Andrew Lees <andrewl oz gmail com>

I would if I thought it was a bug, but I suspected it was a result of something I had done, as it appears it was - I ended up deleting ~/.config/banshee-1 and reconfiguring, and it now appears to be working.  Could it be that 1.5 and 1.4.3 have differing configuration formats somewhere, and trying 1.5.0 had damaged the configuration somehow such that neither version would play?
I have successfully used both 1.4.3 and 1.5.0 with a deletion of the configuration between version changes.

I will file a bug if it is thought this might be a genuine problem.

On Thu, 2009-07-16 at 23:25 -0700, Gabriel Burt wrote:

Please file bugs on our bug tracker:
http://banshee-project.org/contribute/file-bugs/

On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:17 PM, Andrew Lees<andrewl oz gmail com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It seems that I have broken banshee, I'm not sure how.  I can play a track
> by double clicking on it, then after completion the following track plays as
> expected, then the track after doesn't.  This occurs with 1.4.3 and 1.5.0.
> I thinks it may be something to do with gstreamer, but I'm not sure what it
> might be.  Heres a debug trace of an event:
>
> [Debug 14:58:59.739] Player state change: Idle -> Loading
> [Debug 14:59:00.024] Player state change: Loading -> Loaded
> [Debug 14:59:00.031] Track ABBA - Thank You for the Music (on The Album)
> <00:03:51.4710000>
> [file:///media/180G/mp3/abba_the_album/07%20-%20Thank%20You%20for%20the%20Music.mp3]
> had playtime of -163559 msec (-163sec), duration 231471 msec, queued: False
> [Debug 14:59:00.057] Player state change: Loaded -> Playing
> [Debug 14:59:01.035] TrackInfoDisplay RenderAnimation: 28.00 FPS
> [Debug 14:59:01.065] TrackInfoDisplay RenderAnimation: 28.00 FPS
> Submitting via non-uri handler.
> [Debug 14:59:04.123] Submitted NowPlaying track to Audioscrobbler
> [Debug 14:59:23.169] (libbanshee:player) bp_stop: setting state to
> GST_STATE_NULL
> [Debug 14:59:23.215] Player state change: Playing -> Idle
> [Debug 14:59:23.218] Track Ani DiFranco - Out Of Habit (on Living In Clip
> (Disc 2)) <00:03:40.4470000>
> [file:///media/180G/mp3/ani_difranco_living_in_clip_disc_2/07_out_of_habit.mp3]
> had playtime of 21045 msec (21sec), duration 220447 msec, queued: False
> [Debug 14:59:23.220] Querying model for track to play in Linear:Next mode
> [Debug 14:59:23.238] Player state change: Idle -> Loading
> [Debug 14:59:23.451] Player state change: Loading -> Loaded
> [Debug 14:59:23.469] Track Ani DiFranco - Out Of Habit (on Living In Clip
> (Disc 2)) <00:03:40.4470000>
> [file:///media/180G/mp3/ani_difranco_living_in_clip_disc_2/07_out_of_habit.mp3]
> had playtime of 21045 msec (21sec), duration 220447 msec, queued: False
> [Debug 14:59:23.509] Player state change: Loaded -> Playing
> [Debug 14:59:24.494] TrackInfoDisplay RenderAnimation: 31.00 FPS
> [Debug 14:59:24.524] TrackInfoDisplay RenderAnimation: 31.00 FPS
> Submitting via non-uri handler.
> [Debug 14:59:27.455] Submitted NowPlaying track to Audioscrobbler
> [Debug 14:59:45.669] (libbanshee:player) bp_stop: setting state to
> GST_STATE_NULL
> [Debug 14:59:45.699] Player state change: Playing -> Idle
> [Debug 14:59:45.702] Track Bob Dylan - One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)
> (on Blonde on Blonde) <00:04:37.7520000>
> [file:///media/180G/mp3/BobDylan_BlondeOnBlonde/04%20One%20of%20Us%20Must%20Know%20(Sooner%20or%20Later).mp3]
> had playtime of 20101 msec (20sec), duration 277752 msec, queued: False
> [Debug 14:59:45.711] Player state change: Idle -> Loading
> ** Message: don't know how to handle text/html
> [Debug 14:59:46.394] (libbanshee:player) bp_stop: setting state to
> GST_STATE_NULL
> [Debug 14:59:46.394] Player state change: Loading -> Idle
> [Error 14:59:46.397] GStreamer resource error: OpenRead
> [Debug 14:59:46.651] Player state change: Idle -> Loading
> ** Message: don't know how to handle text/html

I have seen this before, occasionally Gstreamer will for some reason think that files are html when they are clearly not. I mostly see it with video files in totem. I believe the right place to dig would be gstreamer for this one to be honest.

- David