Files with "%" character in filename crashes Ubuntu Music App
Bug #1545725 reported by
Set Hallstrom
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #1469863: If the queue restore source contains a '%', it takes a next+previous() to be able to play it.
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Ubuntu Music App |
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media-hub (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Upon playing audio-files containing the character "%" in the file-name, the app freezes and needs to be restarted. On some attempts, the app crashed but didn't repport any error. Renaming files containing "%" in the file manager fixes the problem.
Sometimes the app doesn't freeze nor crashes, but playback stops working as soon as a file with such characters is loaded.
Happens on a BQ E5 HD, upgraded from 14.10 to 15.09
(Came with ubuntu preinstalled)
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Hi Set, thanks for helping to make Ubuntu better by filing this bug. This issue seems similar to bug #1469863 and other issues we've seen in the past. I'm adding the media-hub package as affected for the time being.