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Viipottaja |
2010-01-06
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I still would not dare to mess with X terminal that much, plus I would not know how to input the icon. So, please, someone come up with a simply app/widget! 
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by Viipottaja
Adding the <your_file>.desktop you won't "mess with X terminal" that much...
I still would not dare to mess with X terminal that much, plus I would not know how to input the icon. So, please, someone come up with a simply app/widget!
You won't touch/edit any configuration files/whatever_else you have in the phone, but just adding a new shortcut description to run a certain command in X Terminal... Nothing else...Of course, you have to understand what you are doing, otherwise I won't suggest to do anything on your phone.
Icon is simple - you can put "general_refresh" to get attached icon for new shortcut.
Let's call the file mprc.desktop:
[Desktop Entry]After this file added, you'll get a new button in More menu with attached icon, named MPRC
Encoding=UTF-8
Type=Application
Name=MPRC
Exec=/usr/bin/osso-xterm 'tracker-processes --hard-reset'
Icon=general_refresh
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by bbhl
Of course, if you're already in the terminal to add the icon, you could just run the command "tracker-processes -r" (-r is equivalent to --hard-reset) and be done with it.
Adding the <your_file>.desktop you won't "mess with X terminal" that much...
I believe you need to be root to add the icon.
-jkq
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by jkq
Indeed you should...
I believe you need to be root to add the icon.
-jkq
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2010-01-07
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Ok. What does "you need to be root" mean? And once I am in the X terminal and "root", I just type in this exactly? Do I hit enter after each line or what? When does the X terminal actually execute the string of lines? See, I am a noob...
And yes, I've run the tracker-processes -r command (my first time in x terminal.. was very exiting), but I have so far managed to get 2 cover arts to show after having run that command maybe 10 times and having a simple button to press would be much more convenient to try to tease the N900 to recognize the pics..
And yes, I've run the tracker-processes -r command (my first time in x terminal.. was very exiting), but I have so far managed to get 2 cover arts to show after having run that command maybe 10 times and having a simple button to press would be much more convenient to try to tease the N900 to recognize the pics..
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by Viipottaja
That button isn't going to magically make your art appear, I suspect.
And yes, I've run the tracker-processes -r command (my first time in x terminal.. was very exiting), but I have so far managed to get 2 cover arts to show after having run that command maybe 10 times and having a simple button to press would be much more convenient to try to tease the N900 to recognize the pics..
I was going to point you at the thread I made a while back about cover art, but I see you've already posted in there.
How about this?
1. Move folder with music/art to TMP
2a. Delete the contents of the 2 folders mentioned earlier
2b. Reset the tracker database (the "tracker-processes -r" thing)
3. Move the folder back
4. Start media player
5. Wait for indexing to finish
-jkq
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2010-01-07
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Ok, I'll try that again - I tried before but I had not seen the reference to "two folders" when I tried. Which two are they (I can look it up in the other thread I guess)?
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2010-01-07
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Originally Posted by Viipottaja
These two.
Ok, I'll try that again - I tried before but I had not seen the reference to "two folders" when I tried. Which two are they (I can look it up in the other thread I guess)?
Originally Posted by Kiberneta
-jkq
Thanks for the tracker-processes tip. I have similar issues with album art. Changing covers in mp3 files didn't change them in Media Player.
I've found that the thumbnails are stored in .thumbnails/cropped and the covers themself in .cache/media-art. Both of them in /home/user of course. So I deleted the entire directories and... worked!
The Media Player now shows the new album covers.
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2010-02-14
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Originally Posted by joppu
Someone should, yes please
Someone should really package the tracker and the album art reset tricks into a easy to use application so the end users can also enjoy these functions,
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2010-02-14
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Originally Posted by Kiberneta
How did you delete those folders? In x-terminal?
Thanks for the tracker-processes tip. I have similar issues with album art. Changing covers in mp3 files didn't change them in Media Player.
I've found that the thumbnails are stored in .thumbnails/cropped and the covers themself in .cache/media-art. Both of them in /home/user of course. So I deleted the entire directories and... worked!
The Media Player now shows the new album covers.
