I use two 4gig SD cards. Once i stuffed them full of media canola-conf would just take over my cpu ( i am taking a stab in the dark, that this was the indexer) . I waited for quite a while, and even had to charge my n800 again, and i still couldn't use it, as everything would stop responding.
I just uninstalled it as i got sick of doing 'killall -9 canola-conf' via xterm everytime my device slowed right down. If there is anything i can do to help debug this, then let me know and i will try again, but I am also using a modified kernel to support SDHC cards, so I don't know if my debugging counts :) Cheers On 5/21/07, Felipe Contreras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 5/21/07, Karoliina Salminen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > > > ext Kalle Vahlman wrote: > > > > > >> Folder approach is intuitive, shared by all reasonable apps on all > > >> platforms, doesn't waste anything and just works. > > >> > > > > > > It does waste the users time (in the long run), which to me seems more > > > important than the machines time. > > > > > It pretty much depends on the user and if there are mp3-tags present on > > the files, I would like to have > > both ways available because: > > I happen to have a tag-messy music library (which is organized to > > folders, which is not my fault - I have done a lots of work to make > > compilations of various mp3-files I have got from my artist friends, but > > the tags being inconsistent is the fault of > > the author and encoder of the mp3-files) because my library consists of > > mostly indie music done by > > some friends. Obviously there are no mp3-tags on place and the files are > > organized with > > folders only (as the author of the file haven't been too interested to > > put the tags on place especially > > if the file is unfinished track that is just given out for > > review-listening), playing full albums (which are > > based on these files without mp3-tags or varying mp3-tags like Track 1 > > "Fin:Greenblue 1" > > Track 2 "fin: Green blue 2" Track 3 "FIN: Blue Green3" Track 4 > > "Christian Worton:greenblue 4" Track 5 "Fin: Greenblue 5" Track 6: > > "Unknown artist:Green Blue 6" ... > > and so forth. This ends up being several artists and several albums on > > system which blindly indexes the files based on the mp3 tags, which is > > pretty problematic and which isn't my fault as listener and > > it makes me pretty confused. The only solution currently to my > > understanding, in media players only supporting > > mp3-tag based organization is to play the files one by one which is not > > so nice for listening to > > background music. > > > > Now I could imagine a brilliant tool that would sort of solve this problem: > > A program or script that would run on linux and which would go and scan > > all the subfolders in the media > > folder and put the tags to the mp3-files on place so that the album name > > would be created from the folder name and the track name from the > > filename. Obviously it should do this without re-encoding the files > > (since re-encoding would degrade sound quality in lossy compression). If > > such tool already exists, I would love to hear where I can get it, I > > would really > > need one since I can't really blame the various authors of my > > mp3-collection since if I am getting better indie music than > > commercial music is for free, I can't really complain, having > > inconsistent mp3-tags is small issue taken in account that > > the music is superb quality, glitches on tags, but no glitches on music! > > There are some tools: > > http://pwp.netcabo.pt/paol/tagtool/ > http://easytag.sourceforge.net/ > http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php/gmusicbrowser > > Best regards. > > -- > Felipe Contreras > _______________________________________________ > maemo-developers mailing list > maemo-developers@maemo.org > https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers > -- Nick Loeve www.trickie.org _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
