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Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

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Originally Posted by Dexter1759 (Post 422406)

Basically, when I get it to search for new podcasts at regular intervals and download them automatically, does that also happen in the background without me having to open gPodder? So if I reboot my device and don't open gPodder it'll still work?

No, at the moment, gPodder is only active when it's started (i.e. its window is visible). This way, it does not drain your battery or take up memory when you do not expect it.

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Originally Posted by Dexter1759 (Post 422406)

Also, I take it it works over both WLAN & 3.5G/3G? If it's not already due to be implemented, it'd be nice to have and option to only download when connected to WLAN. Or even perform an unscheduled check when you change from 3G to WLAN. So for example you get home and the N900 connecets to your WLAN, and gPodder "sees" this, then check for new updates and downloads them.

That's a planned feature, but at the moment, you can only set the downloads to be "queued", and resume them whenever you go on WiFi manually. See also: bug 5181

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Originally Posted by Dexter1759 (Post 422406)

My only "problem" which, isn't with gPodder really, is that when I start listening to a podcast naturally sometimes I have to stop listening part way through and there doesn't seem to be a way to resume from where I left off. Am I being dense, or is there no way to resume listen of music/podcasts?

Not with the built-in media player (see bug 1129). Panucci does exactly that, although it is only available in Extras-Testing at the moment (need more testers to vote on it). In the next release of gPodder (and in the one in Extras-Devel at the moment), you can choose Panucci as an alternative player for audio podcasts.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

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Originally Posted by thp (Post 423280)

No, at the moment, gPodder is only active when it's started (i.e. its window is visible). This way, it does not drain your battery or take up memory when you do not expect it.

That's a planned feature, but at the moment, you can only set the downloads to be "queued", and resume them whenever you go on WiFi manually. See also: bug 5181

Not with the built-in media player (see bug 1129). Panucci does exactly that, although it is only available in Extras-Testing at the moment (need more testers to vote on it). In the next release of gPodder (and in the one in Extras-Devel at the moment), you can choose Panucci as an alternative player for audio podcasts.

Thank you for taking the time to reply in such detail.

I'm still too scared about using the testing repo, people keep warning me about it lol!

Not sure this is possible, would think it is, perhaps a widget could be created that links to gPodder. That you could set an update interval on (so as not to waste too much battery) that would do the checking for new podcasts (and start gPodder downloading them if that setting is set) then display some kind of notification that there's new podcasts/downloads.

What do you think?

Dex

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

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Originally Posted by Dexter1759 (Post 423468)

Not sure this is possible, would think it is, perhaps a widget could be created that links to gPodder. That you could set an update interval on (so as not to waste too much battery) that would do the checking for new podcasts (and start gPodder downloading them if that setting is set) then display some kind of notification that there's new podcasts/downloads.

What do you think?

It's definitely possible, but at the moment I don't have time to implement it, as it has low priority for me personally (leaving gPodder running during the night while on the charger with auto-update and auto-download enabled mostly does the trick for me). Feel free to report this as a feature request, though.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

Translators, please update translations for gPodder in Transifex, there's a release coming *really* soon.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

gPodder 2.1 is now in Extras-Testing:

http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...gpodder/2.1-1/

Please help getting this package into Extras by testing it and voting for it. If you find problems, please report them here: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gPodder (you can then link the bug report page in your comments on the Extras-Testing page). Thanks for your help!

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

Nice. I use this a lot, and I'll definitely play with the new version also.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

Really digging gPodder, used it to stream podcasts over 3g/edge from ccMixter.org on the way to LA tonight :) broadcast over FM to the in car stereo, very sweet.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

Cant install gpodder.
Confligt with apllication packages: Python glade-2(2.12.1-6maemo9).
Would love to get it work as it's probally most used application for me.

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

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Originally Posted by tissot (Post 429326)

Confligt with apllication packages: Python glade-2(2.12.1-6maemo9).

Thanks, this is helpful. I've forwarded this to Niels who will probably manually promote python-glade2 (2.12.1-6maemo10) to -Testing. There seems to be a bug in the promotion interface, because earlier today, python-gtk2 (with the exact same version) was not available in Extras-Testing, although it should have been promoted automatically when gPodder was promoted from -Devel to -Testing, as gPodder has a versioned dependency on "python-gtk2 (>= 2.12.1-6maemo10)".

(As a workaround, you could remove python-glade2, but there is probably some other application that depends on it, because otherwise it would not be installed in the first place. An "apt-get remove python-glade2" in X-Terminal as root tells you more.)

Re: gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle

Worked. Thank you very much.