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    amarok misses out most of my collection when building

    Hey,

    Basically I have a large (200GB) music collection on external USB hard-drive. Amarok 1.4.7 used to work fine building collection. Then I reinstalled Kubuntu (for various annoying reasons) and tried building.

    It gets to about 11% in about 5 minutes, and then suddenly the progress bar speeds up massively and goes up to 100% in 5-10 seconds. It thinks it's done the trick, and never shows an error message or anything, but my music only appears up to about C (its organised alphabetically on the HD).

    I've tried going to /home/will/.kde/share/apps/amarok/collection_scan.log and then removing the track shown from the HD, but when I rescan it just stops at the next one. Tried removing the whole album, and it just stops at the next album.

    I've trawled the forums, but can't find a solution that works. Plus I can't find anyone with this particular problem (most build problems seem to be that it freezes, or is missing random files)...

    Any ideas very gratefully received - I like my music beyond artists beginning with C!

    Thanks

    Will

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    Re: amarok misses out most of my collection when building

    I don't really have an answer, but if you're desperate you might want to try switching from the sqlite database to using a mysql database. I don't know why it would make much of a difference, but you might give it a whirl. It's pretty easy to setup. You can find directions if you search for it.

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      Re: amarok misses out most of my collection when building

      Thanks Nate,

      tried that already unfortunately, no luck. I wonder if its a problem with the hard drive, but I don't know how to check, because the music's definitely all there, and plays if I select tracks individually...

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