On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 18:40, Nicholas Wieland wrote: > How ? It seems to me that all "metadata" are collected and used > internally to Rhythmbox. That's true right now, but I have plans to export an interface to the library. > I don't know how it's handled by RB. For example I have all my mp3s > inside ~/Desktop/Music, i.e. inside ~/Desktop/Music/Pixies/Doolittle I > have the album Doolittle. If I add the directory Doolittle 2 times I > have all my songs duplicated. That shouldn't happen. The only way you'll get duplicate songs right now is if there are multiple paths to the same file (inode), via a symlink or hard link. > If I make a little change in a song RB doesn't mantain metadata, for > example ratings or passages. Quite irritating, maybe someone wants to > rate everything ... Yeah, it's hard to fix really cleanly, but we could probably hack around it by just keeping a record of all files we've ever seen and assume that if a file is ever later added with the same name it should have the same ratings, etc.
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