Installed the 5.x-2.x-dev version of audio.module today. Found the fix for truncated ID3 tags.

The one thing I cannot seem to fix is getting images to show. the images are indeed uploaded, but left in the temp folder and not moved. There is no other folder being created by audio_images module to move them into, I've tried creating an images folder inside files/audio this did not seem to elliviate the problem.

PHP 4.4.4 and PHP 5.1.6 both share same situation. Will keep plugging away

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vm commented

more information:

The only images that don't seem to show or be moved are the ones already embedded in the audio file. These images are resized properly but aren't moved from files/audio/temp to files/audio/images

images uploaded using the form are indeed shown and moved to the proper folder.

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vm commented

images in the temp folder are named exactly like the audio file they were uploaded from.

if a file named bad - karma.mp3 is uploaded with an embedded image. The audio image file in files/audio/temp becomes bad - karma.mp3_other.png

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drewish commented

yeah it looks like audio_getid3 needs to be putting it into the session...

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vm commented
Version: 5.x-2.x-dev » 5.x-1.2
Priority: Normal » Critical

Changing the verison information on this issue. It seems that in Version 1.2 audio_image isn't working properly either. Same situation as 2.x

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vm commented
Priority: Critical » Normal

Did not mean to mark critical. Uploading of images does indeed work, it's only with embedded images that there is a problem. changing back to priority normal.

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drewish commented
Version: 5.x-1.2 » 5.x-2.x-dev

2.x was the correct version. it should be fixed there and then optionally back ported.

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bonobo commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Assuming this is fixed -- bumping it here to flag it, setting to "needs more info"

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vm commented

I have no more info to offer at this time. I strayed away from the audio module over the past year on to another method. That said, I don't want to mark this as fixed as I can't confirm that it is.