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3) Wait 3-5 minutes while the app communicates with the camera
yikes! does this always happen? assuming this isn't a camera issue, this has
to be a gphoto bug (maybe specific to ubuntu packaging -- have you
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gthumb --import-photos doesn't work in intrepid without intervention
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Spillz,
I tried your app and followed your directions. Unfortunately it ultimately did
not work. Here is what happened:
1) I plugged in the camera and Ubuntu asked which application I wanted to open.
Yours was listed and I chose it.
2) The camera was listed in the left panel and I selected it
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This should be fixed in 9.10, and won't realistically be changed for
Jaunty (9.04).
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Status: New = Won't Fix
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spillz,
Thanks for the comments and pointers. I will try out your app.
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1) My camera takes a very long time to mount for some reason.
this is actually a bit of a puzzle and may in fact be a bug. you will
get a busy cursor for a signficant period of time, but I've found that
applications can usually see the mounted volume long before the busy
cursor disappears.
Is it
Why would you mount a PTP camera at all?
why should a user care about the difference between a PTP and Mass
Storage camera? they just want to plug in their camera and retrieve
their photos.
The advantage of mounting is that multiple apps can share access to the
device. I don't know why the devs
I take your points. I would make two points in response:
1) My camera takes a very long time to mount for some reason. If I don't mount
it and allow
digikam to access using ptp it still takes a while but not as long. Why the
long delay?
Is it the fact that the usb connection is slow or
This problem is also an issue for digikam as well and has been for several
releaeses
including the present one Karmic
In order to get my Sony DSC-H2 working with digikam I must unmount it from
the desktop so that PTP works in Digikam,
I have a basic and possibly naive question:
Why are cameras
FYI, this all started because the newish gvfs-gphoto backend claims the
device, which stomps all over apps that used the old libgphoto APIs.
That wasn't really nice, but such is progress.
gThumb has been ported to use the new gvfs-gphoto backend, but it has
not been released yet. Keen users can
That's fine and I hope digikam (an excellent application otherwise) also
takes care of this issue but color me confused:
Why would you mount a PTP camera at all? Surely the backend should distinguish
between cameras with
usb mass storage access and those with ptp access and act appropriately
Also in Italian the mount point is something like
~/.gvfs/Mount gphoto2 su usb%3A001,004
So I had to change /usr/share/applications/gthumb-import.desktop to
Exec=sh -c 'gvfs-mount -u ~/.gvfs/*gphoto2*; exec gthumb --import-
photos'
(double *gphoto*) as Stephane did for the French language.
I have a Canon SD 550 which Ubuntu recognizes by its European name,
Digital Ixus 750 (PTP mode). I did experience this bug for a while, but
it has been working correctly for some time now in Jaunty.
The problem is a regression in 32 bit Karmic alpha 6. I have to unmount
the camera from the
Hello,
Same problem :
- my Canon A710 appears twice in Nautilus after being powered on
- gthumb can't access to it (camera is being used)
I must unmount the camera in Nautilus then manually run gthumb to be able to
import my photos.
For me, it was OK on Hardy and previous versions and this
for Andrew's modification of /usr/share/applications/gthumb-import.desktop file
to work on french Jaunty,
i added a second stroke just before gphoto2 :
Exec=sh -c 'gvfs-mount -u ~/.gvfs/*gphoto2*; exec gthumb --import-
photos'
because in ~/.gvfs , my camera folder's name looks like Montage de
Same problem here.
But, I am able to import the pictures if:
a) connect the camera
b) run from the command line:
gthumb --import-photos
or,
gnome-volume-manager-gthumb
$ cat /etc/issue
Ubuntu 9.04 \n \l
$ uname -a
Linux mail.example.com 2.6.28-13-generic
Waiting for an answer from Paolo.
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After connecting and switching on the camera:
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 011: ID 04a9:3126 Canon, Inc.
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 18a5:0214
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001
$ gphoto2 --auto-detect
ModelloPorta
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Canon PowerShot A530 (PTP mode) usb:
Canon PowerShot A530 (PTP mode) usb:001,012
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Paolo, this bug is about libgphoto handled cameras, not mass storage.
Can you please ensure that you have a PtP camera? Please supply gvfs-
mount -l output after plugging it in. Thanks!
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Doesn't work for me, I have ghtumb 3:2.10.11-0ubuntu1 installed and at
connecting the camera, the gthumb import dialog tells me the device is
locked, i.e. is the SD storage is mounted.
I think gthumb could act as f-spot, i.e. unmounting the storage before
trying to import the photos, and then
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This bug was fixed in the package gthumb - 3:2.10.11-0ubuntu1
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* New upstream bug fix release:
- #572342: Better IFD offset checking.
- #570473: gthumb write to freed memory.
- #568894: use gtk_widget_get_action (foo),
Reopening, this was reported to not work any more in Jaunty (%U not
expanded any more)
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** Also affects: gthumb via
Why doesn't %U expand to something more specific than ~/.gvfs?
- Mike
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Why doesn't %U expand to something more specific than ~/.gvfs?
Sorry, I made a slight mistake, %U actually seems to expand to:
~/.gvfs/gphoto2
I know this because if you change that Exec line to:
Exec=sh -c 'xmessage %U'
you will get a pop-up upon camera insertion telling you to what %U
Find the debdiff attached for Jaunty. Intrepid needs a similar change
in its debian/control.
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I'm having the same behaviour in a fully updated Jaunty here as well. No
matter what I select in Nautilus's Media settings, I must manually
unmount the Digital Camera icon on my desktop before gthumb --import
will be able to see the camera.
According to the
The main issue was fixed in intrepid in this SRU:
gthumb (3:2.10.10-0ubuntu1.1) intrepid-proposed; urgency=low
* Add 04-nautilus-import.patch: Provide a gthumb-import.desktop which works
with nautilus and gphoto cameras. (LP: #287689)
* 09-autoconf.patch: Refresh, previous patch touches
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* Added Recommends: gvfs-bin for Nautilus integration (LP: #351122).
-- Martin-Eric Racine q-f...@iki.fi Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:33:01 +0300
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Thanks for adding the Recommends for Jaunty.
However, the the GVFS unmounting desktop file also needs upgrading as
suggested by the other contributor to this thread as, in its current
form, it doesn't work, while his indeed does.
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That's incorrect. gthumb works just fine with libgphoto2, as long as
GVFS doesn't interfere by mounting the camera to desktop.
I'd also like to see such a majority of user confirm that there is no
regression since the introduction of GVFS, before anyone goes and makes
a generalization about
F-spot works fine with this. gthumb should do what f-spot does and
communicate using the gphoto:/// gvfs URI as opposed to trying to
directly talk to the camera like it does now. This is how f-spot does
it.
And how are you actually recreating this problem? The gthumb-import
desktop file which
That command line from /usr/share/applications/gthumb-import.desktop
might work, but it would first have to make gthumb Recommends or even
Depends upon gvfs-bin, in the first place, for this to remotely have a
chance to work.
Even then, installing this missing dependency doesn't produce the
It seems that the real issue here is that gthumb has not yet been ported
to GIO (see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525482)
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