Hello Thomas, thanks for the fast and helpful reply! Both solutions worked for me. After working a little bit with gPodder I have found one error and 3 feature wishes (my gPodder version is 0.10.1):
1) The error occur if you define a SMB/CIF directory for "download_dir" in the settings Dialog. Every tested local dir worked, but no SMB-dir. I tried to set the SMB-dir directly in the settings-file (~/.config/gpodder/gpodder.conf) and this solution worked. But so you are losing the functionality, that gPodder copies all channel-files (downloaded episodes, channel-cover, channel-XML) to the new location. It would be great if you could review this error. I think it's an important feature, because there are sure a few people out there, who are stored there data directly on a NAS or SMB-Share. 2) Would be great if there is the possibility to sort the channel list by alphabet. 3) Would be great if there is the possibility to classify the channels in the channel list by categories. If you have a big list of channels, it's difficult to keep track of. 4) Would be great if there is the possibility to sort the episodes by Status/Episode/Size/Released/Description. ~Bernd 2007/12/26, Thomas Perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello, Bernd! > > Bernd wrote: > > Today I installed gpodder and imported my feeds. I tried a lot of other > > programs, but I think gpodder suits my needs best! > > I'm glad you like it :) We're actively improving gPodder, and the > discussions take place here on the mailing list, so any annoyances you > have with gPodder can be discussed (and hopefully fixed) here :) > > > Is it possible to mark an episode as new. I added a new feed and only > the last > > episode is marked as new. But I would like to mark all episodes in a new > added > > feed as new How can I do this? I didn't found an option in the GUI. Is > there > > a chance to do this in a "config file" or "behind the scenes"? > > Open ~/.config/gpodder/gpodder.conf and set the "default_new" > configuration option from 1 to some insanely high value (1000). gPodder > will then mark the 1000 newest episodes of a channel as "new", which > practically means that gPodder will consider all episodes as "new". > > > The second question is similar. I would like to mark an non downloaded > episode > > as played? I listened a lot of episodes in another podcatcher - program > before > > and now I would like to mark these episodes as played. Is this possible? > Here I > > also didn't find any option in the GUI. > > Either download the episodes, select all relevant episodes, then > right-click and "mark selected episodes as played" or add the download > URLs of the corresponding episodes to the > ~/.config/gpodder/playback-history.txt file, which is a simple text file > that contains the download URLs of an episode (the URL in the > <enclosure> tag) - one per line. > > > Good luck! > Thomas > _______________________________________________ > gpodder-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/gpodder-devel >
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