Description of problem: The cover manager is gorgeous, but the are a few funny things going on. Looking at this screenshot you will see that Amarok thought that a few dozen of my albums at the end of the list were the album "Cars". There are also a few ironic although perfectly harmless errors (if you look carefully you'll see it thought that the "Acadec CD" was "AC/DC" or that the Four Seasons comes on a rock and roll mix). Also, some covers look like they only partially downloaded. Look at the third to the last cover and you will see that it is half grey. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.4.1 How reproducible: It may be due to my large music collection. I don't know. To produce this is told the cover manager to retrieve the missing covers. Actual results: Cars! Everywhere! Expected results: Possibly, if a cover cannot be found, it should simply faily instead of being wildly wrong?
Created attachment 132196 [details] A screenshot of the Cover Manager.
It probably depends on your directory layout. Do you use the copycover amarok plugin ?
I used the default for the Fedora package that came off of yum. I no longer have this install and am now running Fedora Core 6. I can test again after winter break and if you have any specific instructions I will follow them.
Yes, please test again.
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