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mr id	2010-08-14 , 11:13
Posts: 237 \| Thanked: 193 times \| Joined on Feb 2010 @ Brighton, UK	#181

Originally Posted by gruik

It would be great if Gpodder can remember the player position after quiting it.

gPodder only sends a message to your audio player to play the file and doesn't attempt to track playback position itself. However if you use the Panucci player this does support 'bookmarking' the audio playback and you can configure gPodder to open your podcasts with that player instead of the default - as long as you have Panucci installed that is.

If Panucci is installed you can set it as the player to use in gPodder's settings.

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raily	2010-08-15 , 09:30
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Resuming and playback if panucci is already open does not work for me anymore. known bug?

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	thp	2010-08-15 , 09:45
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Originally Posted by raily

Resuming and playback if panucci is already open does not work for me anymore. known bug?

Did you install Panucci 0.9? If so, please revert back to the old version. Here's how:

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=250

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gruik	2010-08-16 , 14:23
Posts: 94 \| Thanked: 59 times \| Joined on Jun 2010	#184

Originally Posted by mr id

gPodder only sends a message to your audio player to play the file and doesn't attempt to track playback position itself. However if you use the Panucci player this does support 'bookmarking' the audio playback and you can configure gPodder to open your podcasts with that player instead of the default - as long as you have Panucci installed that is.

If Panucci is installed you can set it as the player to use in gPodder's settings.

So Strange. I don't understand why I'm obliged to use an other app to have this function. It's so... stupid. I like Gpodder, it's a good app but this is stupid. "Listen" app on Android is a good example to follow: you can download the podcast and listen it in the same application with playback position.

I've already use panucci but I don"t like the interface.
Thanks for your answer

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Laughing Man	2010-08-16 , 14:42
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Thp wrote both GPodder, and Panucci. He just choose to seperate the functionality since he didn't seem to want to include the player with the Podcast manager.

Your welcome to write your own Podcast management application with integrated player. =P. Not sure if GPodder's code is open source but you could always fork it and do it yourself.

Anyway, I'm not sure if this is my device only. But Gpodder seems to stay in the memory for sometime after I close it. Usually happens after I play some podcasts in Panucci. Any idea of what log I could send you thp? It eats around 10% CPU usage so I wind up having to kill the process.

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mr id	2010-08-16 , 14:53
Posts: 237 \| Thanked: 193 times \| Joined on Feb 2010 @ Brighton, UK	#186

Originally Posted by gruik

I like Gpodder, it's a good app but this is stupid. "Listen" app on Android is a good example to follow: you can download the podcast and listen it in the same application with playback position.

I'm just another user like yourself but have the opposite reaction to this. The last thing I need is yet another application with an embedded player that does one thing well and several other things not so well or poorly.

For me the decision to keep the applications seperate is a good one, and I wouldn't wish to see gPodder dilluted by integrating a media (video and audio) player.

We all have differing needs I guess.

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grayum	2010-08-17 , 06:26
Posts: 11 \| Thanked: 1 time \| Joined on Jan 2008 @ Berkshire, UK	#187

Hi. Many thanks for gpodder. Use it every day. However,
I updated to 2.7-2 last night and gpodder no longer updates the status of my podcasts, from unplayed to played, after opening them in panucci, even if they have played right through.

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	thp	2010-08-17 , 14:02
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Originally Posted by grayum

Hi. Many thanks for gpodder. Use it every day. However,
I updated to 2.7-2 last night and gpodder no longer updates the status of my podcasts, from unplayed to played, after opening them in panucci, even if they have played right through.

Yes, this is probably a problem with using a non-0.9 version of Panucci with gPodder. gPodder thinks that Panucci will inform it about play events, but the old version of Panucci does not do this.

You have two options:

Edit ~/.config/gpodder/gpodder.conf (while gPodder is NOT running) and set audio_played_dbus = False
Install Panucci 0.9 (it's in Extras-Devel, and is missing some features from 0.3.x, but reports playback status)