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Description of problem: If the Crossfade Duration setting in Rhythmbox is 0 and the end of a track is reached, Rhythmbox's player stalls and must be force-quit. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.90.1 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set Crossfade Duration setting to 0s. 2. Play track and wait for it to skip to next track. 3. Try skipping tracks, pausing, playing or quitting. Actual results: Rhythmbox's player hangs and will not (re)start (new) tracks. Expected results: Rhythmbox continues to next track, skips tracks, pauses, plays and quits. Additional info:
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I can confirm that I can no longer replicate this defect (tested in freshly-installed Fedora 18). Thanks!