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mathfeel
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 Posted: Thu May 18, 2006 10:28 am Post subject: problem amaroK reading id3v2 tag[solved] |
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I have observe the following behavior of amaroK. If I ask it to play a file I put on my webserver (i.e. via an URL), it does not reads the id3v2 tag of the link, but if I download the file and ask it to open it, it does everything, including reading the tags. Is this normal behavior, if so, perhaps it's worth a feature request?
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massysett
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My amaroK does the same thing, if that's what your asking, at least when I'm playing podcasts via a stream (I've never tried putting an MP3 on a webserver myself.)
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mathfeel
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| massysett wrote: | | My amaroK does the same thing, if that's what your asking, at least when I'm playing podcasts via a stream (I've never tried putting an MP3 on a webserver myself.) |
Just updated to amaroK 1.4.0. It now works correctly.
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