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Expected behavior:
When mpv-shuffle option is present, all music files in every given directories are mixed together, and shuffled.
It might have some relationship with #4434 ...?
Actual behavior:
When presenting --mpv-shuffle, when I pass two directory names as arguments, the playlist didn't shuffle.
I placed iina.log under Crash report. If it is not needed, just skip it, sorry.
Steps to reproduce:
In my case, I created two directories (call it directory1 and directory2), each with bunch of symlinks to mp3 file.
In the command line, pass iina --mpv-shuffle --mpv-resume-playback=no directory1 directory2.
Record the order of files in playlist.
Repeat several times, the order hasn't changed.
MPV does not have this problem.
How often does this happen?
Every time (when more than one directory are passed).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
System and IINA version:
Expected behavior:
When
mpv-shuffle
option is present, all music files in every given directories are mixed together, and shuffled.It might have some relationship with #4434 ...?
Actual behavior:
When presenting
--mpv-shuffle
, when I pass two directory names as arguments, the playlist didn't shuffle.I placed
iina.log
under Crash report. If it is not needed, just skip it, sorry.Crash report:
mpv log:
Steps to reproduce:
In my case, I created two directories (call it
directory1
anddirectory2
), each with bunch of symlinks tomp3
file.In the command line, pass
iina --mpv-shuffle --mpv-resume-playback=no directory1 directory2
.Record the order of files in playlist.
Repeat several times, the order hasn't changed.
How often does this happen?
Every time (when more than one directory are passed).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: