IDJC Not Adding MP3 To Playlist
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Linux Mint 17
It seems IDJC is unable to add any MP3s I have to any playlist. I see no obvious errors or any indications as to why other than the following:
/usr/local/lib/idjc/site-packages/idjc/maingui.py:3957: GtkWarning: IA__gtk_tree_view_scroll_to_cell: assertion 'tree_view->priv->tree != NULL' failed
gtk.main()
May or may not be related:
/usr/local/lib/idjc/site-packages/idjc/popupwindow.py:121: Warning: Source ID 1784 was not found when attempting to remove it
gobject.source_remove(self.timeout)
I've seen Mutagen mentioned in the past with regards to mp3 problems, so heres the current version installed:
1.22-1ubuntu2
To verify, I just fetched the current sorces (via git) and compiled them under Linux Mint 17 (Cinnamon DE).
I also see several messages like
and
but MP3s are correctly entered into the playlist(s) and played.
Is it—by chance—possible that you try to add files from a "Windows Share" (i.e., via SMB or CIFS)? This will NOT work (by design), and the file not be shown in the playlist. For verification, you might want to add a local MP3 file.
So, if you drag-n-drop a file into IDJC's playlist, do they show up?
And what DE are you using with Mint 17 (i.e., Cinnamon, MATE, XFCE, KDE, …)?
[Btw, if you do need to access files on a central music server, NFS works just fine.]
Last edit: Moonbase 2014-09-03
I have tried adding the file locally but it would not show up in the
playlist. I am using Cinnamon as my DE.
I have added files from a CIFS share before with little to no issue,
however the share was mounted via mount.cifs so it would appear local to
IDJC.
On Sep 3, 2014 6:24 AM, "Moonbase" moonbase59@users.sf.net wrote:
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#73What happens when you run the following in a console. Are there any error messages?
Last edit: Stephen Fairchild 2014-09-03
No, there are no error messages displayed.
So, I just said screw it and reinstalled Linux Mint, I did have a ton of custom compiled libs. After reinstalling, compiling a custom ffmpeg, compiling idjc, and then obs-studio it appears IDJC is able to load and play MP3 files now. obs is just in the list because its part of my setup and it never hurts to consider all possibilities.
At this point this bug can be closed because I honestly don't expect someone else to have a setup as convulted as I had going on.
Thought I'd post a follow up as this became an issue again. I found the reason MP3 files were not being added. Turns out libmpg123-dev was not installed. Might suggest fixing the way ./configure works so that it will either A. list file formats it will support at the end, both input and output formats (best option) or B. bail out if something that could be thought of as a core dependency is missing as it is implied from the build page that libmpg123 is required.