Adrian Ulrich wrote: >> If I add files with --playlist-is-podcast, the playlist doesn't show up >> on the podcast list or on the Music->Playlists list (the files are still >> in the song list). The playlists show up fine in the Music->Playlists >> list if I don't use --playlist-is-podcast. > > This doesn't happen on my 3g-Nano. > > You should run gnupod_addsong.pl like this: > > $ gnupod_addsong.pl --playlist foobar --playlist-is-podcast *.mp3 > > > The option --playlist-is-podcast doesn't do much, it just sets podcast="1" > WHILE creating > the playlist. It doesn't do anything if the playlist did exist (!) > > - How does the playlist section look inside the GNUtunesDB.xml file? it > should look like this: > <playlist name="foo" podcast="1"> > [...] > </playlist> > > - Did you run mktunes.pl afterwards? > > Regards, > Adrian > > (Btw: i'd also recommend to give the CVS version a try as it fixes > video-support for the 3g-nano > and adds Artworks support) > > > I'm running gnupod as part of a bash script, so the exact line looks like this:
gnupod_addsong.pl -p "$plist" --playlist-is-podcast --set-shuffleskip\ --set-bookmarkable "$podcast"/* where $podcast is the directory of the podcast and $plist=`basename $podcast` The script also runs mktunes.pl after it does everything. In GnuTunesDB.xml the playlists look as you described except there is also a plid="24342" attribute (different numbers for each one). I'll try the CVS version to see if it acts any differently. Thanks, Drew (sending this directly to the list because I forgot to CC it) _______________________________________________ Bug-gnupod mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnupod
