Re: [Banshee-List] Playback don't follow album order

["Dustin C. Hatch" <admiralnemo gmail com>]

On 3/14/2011 4:21 PM, Romuald TISSERAND wrote:
> A banshee DB reset and things are much better now.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> From: softromu hotmail com
> To: banshee-list gnome org
> Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2011 22:03:19 +0100
> Subject: [Banshee-List] Playback don't follow album order
>
> Hi all,
> I'm facing a strange issue with Banshee.
>
> OS : Ubuntu 10.10 64
> Banshee 1.8.1
>
> Test case 1:
> 1. Double click on an album (let say Portishead Third)
> -> The first track begins to play
> 2. Click "next"
> -> The track which begins to play is anything but the next track in the
> selected album. (for instance Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone)
> 3. Click "next"
> -> The track which begins to play is anything the following of the
> previous one (Bob Dylan - Just like a woman in that case)
> -> Following next well play the next track in...Bob Dylan
>
> Test case 2:
> 1. Double click on an album (let say Bjork debut)
> -> The first track begins to play
> 2. Click "next"
> -> The track which begins to play is anything but the next track in the
> selected album. (for instance Bob Dylan - I shall be free)
> 3. Click "next"
> -> The played track is the second in the Bjork Debut album
> 4. Click "next"
> -> Bob Dylan - I shall be free again
> 4. Click "next"
> -> The played track is the third in the Bjork Debut album
>
> Of course, I checked "shuffle" mode is off. I don't even know what
> triggers between tc1 and tc2 but I never can get a normal mode.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks.
I encountered this problem several months ago as well. After I tired of 
deleting and re-creating my database a few times a day, I found that 
changing the sort order of the playlist or queue and then changing it 
back would correct the playback order.

I have not encountered the issue since moving to the 1.9 branch.

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