You're right, the problem goes away if before running it by hand I: start audacious enable imms play a song, and wait until $HOME/.imms is fully populated
Then I can run analyzer by hand all I want. If I remove $HOME/.imms and run analyzer by hand, I get that error immediately. The error confused the heck out of me. For my part, I like being able to use analyzer manually so I can batch-analyze new albums before listening to them. That makes everything else on my machine less choppy when I'm listening to these for the first time, and I can analyze things while I'm at work or something. Of course, I could always just turn down the volume and play straight through new albums in audacious first for the same effect. So yes, it's likely not a bug at all, simply my error. As always, thank you for the time you spend maintaining this package. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
