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This bug doesn't only happen with an USB drive but everywhere.
Here is what I did :
Directory A > Directory B > Directory C > Directory D
We load Directory D in EasyTag. We delete Directory B so ( Directory B > Directory C > Directory D) doesn't exist anymore.
We can still see all the directories in EasyTag, this is normal because we haven't "refresh" Easytag.
We load Directory C and an error...
2009-11-12 21:46:53 UTC by yannick novella
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Hello,
I can confirm the problem as well in version 2.1.5
BR, Dan.
2009-11-04 12:29:25 UTC by nobody
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Easytag 2.1.4. Load directory on a USB drive. Unmount the USB drive then click a directory to load it. Easytag will always crash. Attached is a Bug Buddy crash report.
2009-09-19 04:47:19 UTC by nobody
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It would be nice to have possibility to choose a charset that is used in database. Most Russian tags in databases are stored in cp-1251, but under Linux they are displayed as they are in KOI-8.
2009-09-14 12:40:00 UTC by bizdelnick
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Under Windows folder names in browser are displayed wrong. In my case (Russian interface) KOI-8 charset is used instead of cp-1251 (default Russian Windows charset).
2009-09-14 12:35:07 UTC by bizdelnick
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When saving a FLAC file, the modification time is not updated (which means it is "preserved"). This happens always and independently from the corresponding configuration setting.
2009-09-09 11:45:53 UTC by nobody
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Tags which are not present in EasyTAG's GUI are effectively hidden, as there is no way to display them (examples are "ALBUM ARTIST", "APPLICATION", "PEAK VOLUME", etc.). A radio button for being able to select to "Keep" or "Delete" these tags would be very helpful.
2009-09-09 11:42:02 UTC by nobody
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Unfortunately, the current implementation causes bug no. 2116872, which leads to unwanted tag splits.
2009-09-09 11:35:23 UTC by nobody
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I want to confirm this bug. It is in 2.1.6, but not in 2.1.5. This bug is problematic for many hardware players, as they will display only the first of two TITLE tags.
Here is a more explicit example to illustrate the problem:
I want to give the following album title to a set of FLACs:
"One Down, One Up - Live At The Half Note, NYC".
The resulting tags will be:
TITLE="One Down, One Up"...
2009-09-09 11:24:32 UTC by nobody
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djeje changed the public information on the EasyTAG project.
2009-08-31 11:54:55 UTC by djeje
