Hi Thomas, I checked it; although the podcast gets marked as played, the play count is still 0 according to gtkpod. So it's probably not a gPodder-related problem, unless it messed up something in my Play Counts file a day (or so) ago. Is there anything else I can try? Should I just delete the Play Counts file to start with a clean slate?
Pieter 2007/12/14, Thomas Perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello, Pieter! > > Pieter De Decker wrote: > > After upgrading to the most recent SVN trunk of gPodder, I noticed that > gPodder > > automatically marks played podcasts on my iPod as unplayed if they were > still > > marked as unplayed in gPodder before the sync. So basically, my iPod > forgets > > that I played certain podcasts after performing a synchronization. I'm > not sure > > whether it has got something to do with gPodder or if my "Play Counts" > file got > > messed up. > > > > Some last.fm <http://last.fm> submission script I downloaded just > crashes when > > trying to read the play counts file, so something really weird could > have > > happened. It's strange though, as I didn't change my setup or anything > (except > > for the gPodder update). Is there anything I could try to fix it? > > Can you reproduce this problem now? > > gPodder uses the playcount file to "detect" played episodes and will > mark these episodes played locally and also mark it played on the iPod > if it has been played before. > > Do you mean that gPodder re-sets the playcount to zero or do you mean > that gPodder removes the "blue" dot before the episode? That's two > different fields in the iTunesDB. > > Thomas > _______________________________________________ > gpodder-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/gpodder-devel >
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