#3 Bug report

[Alain (Speedy) Charlebois]

Is this still being actively developed?
There are a few bugs that should be ironed out IMHO;
• If there is a period (.) anywhere in the filename [other than before extension] the file will simply not load into the app (other punctuations are handled fine);
• The amount of files that can be uploaded to a batch job is somewhat limited ; somewhere between 250-300 with 128kbps mp3s (probably much less @ 320kbps). Displays [backened not fould] error on overload... Original mp3Gain (1.3.2) works fine at 500+ files...

Question; will we ever get a Windows installer for v. 0.9.3 which appears to be about a year old in Linux version?
Cheers;
Speedy55

[Alain (Speedy) Charlebois]

oops.. mp3Gain v 1.3.4 it should read...

[Zsolt Branyiczky]

Ticket moved from /p/qmp3gain/feature-requests/2/

Can't be converted:

• _milestone: Next Release (example)
• _priority: 5

[Zsolt Branyiczky]

Hi Speedy,
thanks for your report. I have moved it into the tickets, because it is more of a bug than a feature request.
I would not say the the project is actively developed, but the support is still more or less provided. I will try to analyse the bugs in your ticket soon. As for your question, there will be no v0.9.3 release on windows. If you check its README file at the "changes", it contains just a fix in linux. Next release, hopefully containing the fixes to your reported bugs, will be v0.9.4 for both windows and linux.
BR, Zsolt

[Zsolt Branyiczky]

Hi Speedy,
The issue with more than one dot in the filenames is confirmed, I could reproduce it. I suppose you added the mp3 files with drag&drop, that part had to be fixed.
As for adding the files in big quantity, still we are talking about drag&drop? I tried it both from menu and drag&drop but I could not reproduce the error. I tried it loading around 700 files both in Linux and Windows. Could you help me describing the issue in more detail?
BR, Zsolt

[Zsolt Branyiczky]

Unfortunately I could not get response from the ticket creator.

• bug "more dots in a filename" has been fixed in 0.9.4
• bug "filenames in batch" could not be reproduced
  Please create a new (bug) ticket if the second one is still an issue on your client.

[Alain (Speedy) Charlebois]

Have been away for a bit - just installed 0.9.4 and can confirm that the 'more dots' issue is indeed fixed.
Also tried large amount of files (abt. 500) to test and the previously reported error did NOT pop up. It may well have been a glitch in my installation.

Thanks for the great work and a belated Merry Christmas to you, and all the best in the new year !!!