Comment 3 for bug 469459
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| Christian Paratschek (christian-paratschek) wrote | #3 |
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Yes, this bug is reproducible. I get it on two seperate machines running Ubuntu 9.10.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Banshee
2. Select a few songs, right click, select "Burn CD" (or so, i have Ubuntu running in german)
3. Brasero opens now correctl< and displays the selected songs
4. Select "Tools" - "Cover Editor"
5. Now you get a mostly blank cover editor, you can only see the title "Music CD (6 Nov 09)" written upwards and downwards on the sides of the back cover.
6. Double-Click or hold the left mousebutton and select the area where the tracks should be and you'll see that the text is actually there!
6. However, this text disappears again as soon as you try to enter a letter or a insert a space. Interestingly, deleting or backspacing works, the text stays there.
Worked with Ubuntu 9.04, my g/f used it a number of times to burn CDs and print covers. Stopped working right after the upgrade to 9.10. On my machine, it does not work after a clean install of 9.10, so probably not an upgrade issue.
Kind regards,
Christian