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2010-09-25
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#221
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Originally Posted by haj
Same is happening to me!
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2010-09-27
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#222
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I've subscribed to Gilles Perterson's podcast and I have 20 épisodes in this subscription. Actually I have to delete them manually. How can I suppress all files in once time?
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2010-09-27
, 12:34
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@ Vienna, Austria
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#223
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Originally Posted by gruik
If they appear in the "new episodes available" dialog, simply select the ones you don't like and hit "Do not download". For episodes that are already downloaded, there is a "Delete episodes" button in the menu of the main window.
I've subscribed to Gilles Perterson's podcast and I have 20 épisodes in this subscription. Actually I have to delete them manually. How can I suppress all files in once time?
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2010-09-27
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#224
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Yeah! Thanks! It was not so logical in my opinion... Perhaps you can help me. 
Two monthes ago I've downloaded a lot of podcasts. Bu my N900 had a problem with the micro USB port and I was obliged to send it back to Nokia Care. Before that I’ve saved all my Podcast’files on my computer (I have 60 audio files).
Actually I have my N900 and I want to put all my old files in Gpodder. Unfortunately it doesn’t work and Gpodder don’t recognize my old podcasts. Is it possible to do that? If yes, how can I do this?
Two monthes ago I've downloaded a lot of podcasts. Bu my N900 had a problem with the micro USB port and I was obliged to send it back to Nokia Care. Before that I’ve saved all my Podcast’files on my computer (I have 60 audio files).
Actually I have my N900 and I want to put all my old files in Gpodder. Unfortunately it doesn’t work and Gpodder don’t recognize my old podcasts. Is it possible to do that? If yes, how can I do this?
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2010-09-28
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@ Vienna, Austria
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#225
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Originally Posted by gruik
I think what you want is this: http://gpodder.org/bug/902 - the idea is to allow to re-import single files as downloads without re-downloading stuff. You still need to have a list of your podcasts, e.g. from an OPML file or via gpodder.net.
Two monthes ago I've downloaded a lot of podcasts. Bu my N900 had a problem with the micro USB port and I was obliged to send it back to Nokia Care. Before that I’ve saved all my Podcast’files on my computer (I have 60 audio files).
Actually I have my N900 and I want to put all my old files in Gpodder. Unfortunately it doesn’t work and Gpodder don’t recognize my old podcasts. Is it possible to do that? If yes, how can I do this?
gPodder has its own database where it saves subscriptions, episode metadata and other things. It's located in ~/.config/gpodder. There's a backup utility called "gpodder-backup" that takes care of saving your downloads and database + config in a single backup file - you might want to use it the next time you experience the same problem.
Still, a feature as described in bug 902 ("import" an old download folder or single files into gPodder as downloaded episodes) would be helpful.
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2010-09-28
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@ Oxford, UK
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#226
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Originally Posted by thp
Is that integrated with osso-backup, out of interest? I mean, either the ~/.config/gpodder folder, or the gpodder-backup feature?
gPodder has its own database where it saves subscriptions, episode metadata and other things. It's located in ~/.config/gpodder. There's a backup utility called "gpodder-backup" that takes care of saving your downloads and database + config in a single backup file
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2010-09-28
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@ Vienna, Austria
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#227
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Originally Posted by pelago
No. There were plans to integrate it with the built-in backup app, but it turned out that it's quite difficult, and there is also not a good category in the backup app ("Communication and Calendar", "Bookmarks", "Settings" and "Application list" being the available categories).
Is that integrated with osso-backup, out of interest? I mean, either the ~/.config/gpodder folder, or the gpodder-backup feature?
The related bugs for this:
- 7051: Backup should include /home/user/.config/* by default
- 5636: gPodder settings (Preferences, Subscription list...) not backed up by Nokia Backup tool
There are also problems with situations like gPodder running while a backup is saved/restored or a backup restore overwriting the gPodder configuration. Your user data (subscriptions + episode status) is synchronized to gpodder.net (and backed up there as well) if you create an account there and enable synchronization.
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2010-09-29
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#228
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Nice app thp but I have one issue with the user interface right now:
Is there a way to play all episodes in a podcast in order? I don't want to have to select each episode one-by-one. For now I have resorted to using the built-in media player's database to browse and play all episodes.
Is there a way to play all episodes in a podcast in order? I don't want to have to select each episode one-by-one. For now I have resorted to using the built-in media player's database to browse and play all episodes.
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2010-09-29
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#229
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Originally Posted by rfeese
It conflicts a bit with the way resuming is implemented. That said, it should be possible (and gPodder should correctly receive playback actions, just not resume when playing multiple files) and just requires some UI elements. Go and file a feature request at bugs.maemo.org (Extras / gPodder) and I'll have a look at it eventually
Is there a way to play all episodes in a podcast in order? I don't want to have to select each episode one-by-one. For now I have resorted to using the built-in media player's database to browse and play all episodes.
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2010-10-11
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#230
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Hi, I just downloaded gPodder and it's not working, it starts but then it closes suddenly. any idea?
