On 29 Feb 2008, pondlife_at_ntlworld.com spake thusly:

>> I suspect it happens if you're within one buffer-length of the end of
>> the playlist. Instead of reading in all remaining tracks, it reads in
>> just the track currently playing... I can make it happen reproducibly if
>> the buffer empties when only two tracks are left in the playlist (the
>> one currently being played and thus partially buffered, and one more).
>
> I've not attempted to fix (or even seen) this one, please could you put
> details on Flyspray.

You fixed it :) I don't understand *why* being one track from the end
reliably tripped the bug you fixed, but it's completely stopped
happening.

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