Description of Problem:

I'm not completly sure if this is a Fedora Core 2
or Gnome problem, but by clicking on things to
submit a bug from rhythmbox I arrived here. If
this isn't the right place then can someone please
get it to the right people.

When I choose "import audio CD" from the "music"
menu, rhythmbox starts up sound juicer. After
sound juicer has done its stuff, the ripped music
files are not automatically added to rhythmbox's
file list.

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. import audio CD from rhythmbox music menu
2. import the tracks using soundjuicer (it's
started automatically)
3. close sound-juicer and note that the tracks are
not there

Actual Results:

Tracks not added to track listing


Expected Results:

Tracks should be in track listing


How often does this happen? 

Every time


Additional Information:

I suspect that this bug reveals a deeper problem:
there appears to be no standard place for Linux
sound apps to put audio files. By default (in FC2
anyway), sound-juicer places ogg files in
directories off my home directory
(${HOME}/Artist/Album). It would be nicer if sound
juicer, by default, put files under
${HOME}/music/Artist/Album (or somewhere like
that) then after the import rhythmbox could rescan
that directory for the new ogg files.

Perhaps rhythmbox could even pass a command-line
argument to sound-juicer to specify the directory?
Who knows...perhaps whoever is reading this might
figure it out :)