Description of problem: Using an audio CD in a CD-only or DVD/CD drive, the disk plays fine but when I hit the pause, I can't get it to start playing again unless I eject the disk and reload. Note that I do not have to close rhythmbox and reopen, it seems to only need "new media". The machine used to be F13 and I did not have this problem (though the CD-only drive didn't mount in F13 and I could only test the DVD/CD ... this issue is fixed in F14 and I noted such in 533643) I repeated tests on another machine that is still F13 and this problem is definitely not there in F13 with a DVD/CD drive Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F14 rhythmbox 0.13.3-1.fc14.i686 F13 rhythmbox 0.12.8 How reproducible: Try to play, pause, and then play an audio CD in rhythmbox Steps to Reproduce: 1. put audio disk in, select rhythmbox when pop-up occurs about what to do and start "play" 2. click "pause" (same button as "play" as it is a toggle between play/pause 3. click "play" and nothing happens ... try anything in rhythmbox and I can't get it to play again --- I can skip tracks, scrub, whatever; but no more sound 4. eject disk 5. repeat from step #1 Actual results: Pause disables playing of current media Expected results: Pause followed by Play should start playing from the point that I hit Pause Additional info: Please let me know what I can provide. I want to bring my F13 box up to F14 so I will lose the ability to test on F13 soon. Thank you
I just brought up an HP Pavilion dv6500 on x86_64 Fedora 14 and I am seeing the same bug.
I just got a crash while trying to test fedora community list request for [Bug 533643] audio CDs aren't recognised and produce kernel errors. ABRT popped up and I submitted the info. It accepted the bug and then told me it didn't have contact info for me, so I have no idea what the bug number is. I would really like to get the bug number as I think it is related to this bug. I submitted bug 733594 to document the failure and gave the specs on the actions I did to generate the error. In case it helps to track it, the ABRT states the crash happened at 25aug11 11:53:36pm (my time ... PDT). The command is "rhythmbox '/home/paul/.gvfs/cdda mount on sr0". The Reason is "Process /usr/bin/rhythmbox was killed by signal 11 (SIGSEGV)". Thanks, Paul
I had a pilot error moment when dealing with ABRT and was able to sort it out today (and I closed bug 733594 with an apology). ABRT accepted the bug and tagged it onto 702009, so you can (and should) ignore comment #2 from 2011-08-26 Thanks, Paul
I have just confirmed that the bug is still there under Fedora 16 (i686 system with Xfce). I also notice there has been no action on this since I reported it and it is still marked "New" and it looks to me like it hasn't even been given an initial first look/comment by Fedora after 4 1/2 months. Thanks, Paul
I have confirmed this bug still exists under F17 Xfce i686 Thanks, Paul
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