Created attachment 523083 [details] wrong number of tracks and their names displayed by Sound Juicer Description of problem: When I try to rip audio CD with Sound Juicer, bad tracks are displayed. I have a CD with 6 tracks, but there are 17 displayed. So track names doesn't match and when I try to play tracks (in Sound Juicer) or rip them, the real first track is ripped/played every time. So trying to rip the CD with Soud Juicer, I end up with 17 copies (named by wrong tracks' names displayed) of the first track. When I use Asunder, content of the CD is displayed and ripped correctly. See attached screenshots for details. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): sound-juicer-2.32.0-2.fc14.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% with this CD (didn't try any other) Steps to Reproduce: 1. try to rip an audio CD with Sound Juicer Actual results: The first track is ripped instead of all the other tracks (and there are different tracks displayed and "ripped" than really contained on the CD). Expected results: Right number of tracks would be displayed with correct names. Then this would be correctly ripped. Additional info: My tip is, that it is somehow connected with getting information about CD tracks from http://musicbrainz.org/ When I click "Submitt track names", I am pointed to this page: http://musicbrainz.org/cdtoc/attach?id=hV9AizR.GoYj4LAnf7D4uIE3f64-&toc=1+6+117889+150+22964+43556+61094+79309+101415&tracks=6 where the list of tracks for both CD's is what Sound Juicer displayes and then tries to rip.
Created attachment 523084 [details] Asunder correctly displaying tracks (for the reference)
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