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2009-03-31
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Aha. You're right. Just glanced at the tablet and there it is, waiting for me. Perhaps the blank notifier pop up is actually trying to tell me that it is doing a database conversion, but couldn't quite manage to print any text.
Cheers.
fnord
Cheers.
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2009-03-31
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Originally Posted by tso
For a directory with subdirectories:
btw, now that panucci can do playlists, hows the quickest way to dump a whole dir of files into it?
Code:
find /path/to/files -type f -iname '*.mp3' > playlist.m3u
Panucci 0.4 will make this even easier, you'll be able to add directories from the GUI.
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2009-03-31
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Guys,
I have no clear memory of what version I was using until yesterday - it may have been a test build from a while back or it may have been the last packaged version (more likely i think) - but I upgraded to 0.3-4 as the App Manager flagged it up.
A bug that I recall went away some time ago, early 0.2's I think, seems to be back:
In the version I had installed until yesterday, when paused, the transport buttons, both the 10 second ones and the 1 minute ones did nothing. In today's version, they appear to do as they would when playing, except first resetting the audio to 00:00.
In other words, either back button resets the audio to zero, the forward two set it to 00:10 and 01:00.
Whether they should work or not when paused is obviously a debatable issue (if there were a vote, i'd stick with not) but i'm pretty sure you wouldn't want them to work this way. I've already mashed them a few times as i'm so used to them not doing anything, losing my place.
Still loving the work by the way, and the new gPodder, whilst looking the same as the test build from a few months back hasn't yet reset my tablet under feed updating load once, so whether you fixed that or it somehow disappeared on it's own, fantastic!
I have no clear memory of what version I was using until yesterday - it may have been a test build from a while back or it may have been the last packaged version (more likely i think) - but I upgraded to 0.3-4 as the App Manager flagged it up.
A bug that I recall went away some time ago, early 0.2's I think, seems to be back:
In the version I had installed until yesterday, when paused, the transport buttons, both the 10 second ones and the 1 minute ones did nothing. In today's version, they appear to do as they would when playing, except first resetting the audio to 00:00.
In other words, either back button resets the audio to zero, the forward two set it to 00:10 and 01:00.
Whether they should work or not when paused is obviously a debatable issue (if there were a vote, i'd stick with not) but i'm pretty sure you wouldn't want them to work this way. I've already mashed them a few times as i'm so used to them not doing anything, losing my place.
Still loving the work by the way, and the new gPodder, whilst looking the same as the test build from a few months back hasn't yet reset my tablet under feed updating load once, so whether you fixed that or it somehow disappeared on it's own, fantastic!
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2009-04-01
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Originally Posted by nikosapi
tried the simple . in a m3u variant. and the result was that while the files got imported, they where not sorted in any way...
For a directory with subdirectories:Or, if you'd like a single directory, place a file with a ".m3u" extension in the directory. From there you could do "ls | sort > some-file.m3u" or simply place a single period in the file and the contents of the directory will be imported (this is a feature of the m3u spec, you can include directories as items in the playlist).Code:find /path/to/files -type f -iname '*.mp3' > playlist.m3u
Panucci 0.4 will make this even easier, you'll be able to add directories from the GUI.
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2009-04-02
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I've installed panucci but when I run it (from the console) it says ImportError: from gnome import gconf and stops. Somethings missing, but I can't tell what.
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2009-04-02
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quick guess, python2.5-gnome.
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2009-04-02
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apt-get says I have the newest version of python2.5-gnome installed.
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2009-04-03
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Originally Posted by dwforslund
Just out of curiosity could you open a terminal and try the following:
apt-get says I have the newest version of python2.5-gnome installed.
Code:
~ $ python >>> from gnome import gconf
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btw, now that panucci can do playlists, hows the quickest way to dump a whole dir of files into it?