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Description of problem: When using Amarok with *very* large playlists, (e.g., my entire library with 9106 files), Amarok exits after playing the first file. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Load a lot of mp3s into Amarok, e.g., 9106 mp3s. 2. Press play. 3. Wait for the song to end. Amarok exits. Actual results: Amarok exits. Expected results: Continuation to the second track. Additional info: It appears as if Amarok actually exits cleanly or almost cleanly, rather than crashing, as there is no notification from ABRT. Upon restart, the playlist is not retrieved from the last execution instance.
(Not quite sure how I submitted the bug without typing in the description. I think the edit box didn't have focus when I typed "Shift-W h e n" and bam, it submitted. I don't think I want try a confirmation attempt.)
After some fiddlin' the problem may lie rather with the use of "Shuffle" which I use on large playlists, and don't with small playlists. However, Amarok now consistently crashes after one or two plays with a largish playlist on shuffle.
Ideally, would you mind submitting this upstream to bugs.kde.org against amarok? This will likely require some investigation/feedback between you and upstream developers, and that is the best way to facilitate a constructive resolution.
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