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I also appear to have a similar issue with the COWON iAUDIO U2 Music
Player when deleting songs. I think the new patch should fix the issue
however.
Aside from that, the experience in Rhythmbox with this inexpensive
little music player is awesome! Rhythmbox picked it right up! Thanks
for the
This upload should fix the issue
rhythmbox (0.11.4-0ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low
.
* New upstream version:
- Support automatic GStreamer plugin installation (LP: #37671)
- Improved cross-fading backend
- Improved Podcast feed support, including Atom and APML (LP: #114846)
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Fixed upstream, thanks.
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Assignee: Steven Walter (stevenrwalter) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
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Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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You
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
On 12/4/07, Pedro Villavicencio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fixed upstream, thanks.
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I also have this problem... i love rhythmbox but i cannot use it with my
iPod!
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Maxroby,
Have you tried deleting them from the ipod then emptying your trashcan? This
works for me. I'm using a 2nd gen nano... not sure if that matters though.
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Yes, I tried... It works but I have to delete all songs! I cannot remove
only one album.
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I don't have that problem. I just select the songs I want to remove,
right click and remove (delete doesn't work... don't know if it's
suppose to). Then empty my bin.
This is anyway I can help target this problem? Such as submitting a log,
or running a script to record data as I interact with my
I also am experiencing this problem on gusty, but have been able to get it to
delete the tracks.
When I delete a track, it removes itself from the players DB, but the memory is
still tied up. I looked at my trashcan and didn't see icon for items in it.
Clicking the trash can though will show
Well I had this problem with Feisty and am STILL having it with Gutsy...
why is this not a HIGH priority bug?!?!?!?
Here is hoping that this will get fixed some release.
Well back to Amarok unfortunately because I wish I could use a gnome
based application especially the one that comes with
Hi all!
I also experience this bug on Ubuntu gutsy.
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Is it possible to reapply the patch that creates the trash if it does not exist?
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It seems that now the trash is no more automatically created if there
isn't one!
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Sure, but I just noticed that whatever change to the IPOD I do with
Rhythmbox, the files get writen or erased but the Ipod does not play
them. GTKPOD, on the other hand, works. But I prefer the rhythmbox
interface
On 8/15/07, Nicolò Chieffo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems that now the trash is
I get the same problem with rhythmbox. The songs list in the ipod
changes but no files are actually removed from the ipod. I have a 1Gb
shuffle with ubuntu feisty.
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I am still having this problem as of Gutsy. Since iPods are so
commonplace, it seems like it would be best to either 1) get this fixed
somehow or 2) include an alternate solution for iPod support in the
default distribution.
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I can also confirm this bug, on Feisty (Rhythmbox 0.10) as well was with
the current SVN version of Rhythmbox.
As Ben Hall mentions, an (annoying) workaround is to create a
.Trash-$USER folder in the root of the mount location of the ipod. Then,
Move to Trash will move the file to this location
As much as I would LOVE to use a Gnome based application to manage my iPod
and Podcasts and music collection all-in-one... none of them seem to be
quite up to the task yet. Rhythmbox is nice but doesn't delete files
properly from the iPod. Banshee is not bad either, but it doesn't put the
I can confirm that this bug exists in the release of Feisty. I have a
1GB Nano and I can keep adding songs/podcasts to my iPod and deleting
them but the songs/podcasts never get physically removed from the iPod
only from the database. I too never found this was a problem until my
iPod was full but
It's not great, but I have found a way of correcting this problem if
creating a .Trash-$USER doesn't work, or if it's too late to try that.
If you install amarok you can right click on your ipod file list and
select repair ipod-scan for orphaned and missing files. This will
create a list of files
I can now reproduce this.
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Ok:
1) the track has disappeard from ipodcontrol/music and has been moved
to /media/YELO3/.Trash-yelo3/ BUT the bin is not shown as full
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update: banshee does it work well, I forgot to execute synchronize
now it removes the file and does NOT put it into the trash
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The current patch uses the trash. When you delete a track, it attempts
to move it to the trash, creating a trash folder if one does not exist.
I did notice that the Trash icon did not appear full immediately. I
have before noticed that songs deleted by rhythmbox appeared in the
Trash can, so it
Sorry but, why does the current patch use the trash? in the sense: why
was the trash chosen instead of deleting the song?
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I noticed that some of the songs I removed from my iPod ended up in the
Trash Can, so their space was not freed until I emptied the trash bin.
Also, you said a song. Is this something that happened only once, or
does it happen every time you try to delete a song?
Do other programs (banshee,
What I did is this:
- I uploaded 2 songs
- I searched for them in ipod_control/music: they are located in
f08/01 Moonshine.mp
f79/05 Strangers In The Doorway.mp3
f46/07 The Wine Thief.mp3
- I selected move to trash
- they are still present in the same directories
- there is no .Trash/
It would be better if you could capture the entire debug log and then
add it to the bug as an attachment. It looks like the previous log
starts just after what I want to see.
Another question: if you eject the iPod and then remount it, are the
files still present? I wonder if rhythmbox queues
the file is present even after the ipod umount.
the complete debug is very heavy... 1.5 MB I should try to paste you just what
is needed...
I pasted everything that is written after I click on delete (based on
the time of execution, so it is right!). As you will see again it starts
with
Please test banshee and gtkpod and see if they exhibit the same problem
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from banshee the option remove from drive is not selectable. Only
remove. which removes nothing (in the sense that it even does not
update the itunesdb)
gtkpod could delete it at all!
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gtkpod could delete it at all!
That is, gtkpod could not delete it at all? If that is the case, I
would like you to try to delete the file from your iPod manually.
Warning: this could cause your iPod to become confused and require
formatting, so proceed at your own risk. Using both Nautilus
No sorry, gtkpod deleted the song from the db AND from the disk! go
gtkpod works correctly
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Anyway Ive already tried to remove the tracks that rhythmbox didn't
delete from the disk, using rm -f
My ipod does not get confused (yet).
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Another thing to test, please. Try creating a trash folder on the ipod,
with a command like the following:
mkdir /media/ipod/.Trash-$USER
See if tracks then removed from rhythmbox end up in that folder (should
also show up in the Trash Can).
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #346434
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** Also affects: rhythmbox (upstream) via
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Status: Unknown
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed
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Is it supposed to work without the trash, in the sense that the song
is not moved to the trash, but deleted?
are you expecting the same bug (the trash in the gnome panel is not
presented full?)
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Thanks for reporting your problem. I'm not able to reproduce the issue
here. What model iPod are you using?
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nano 4gb (black, not the latest model)!
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Just to make sure we're on the same page. There was a song that you
wanted deleted. You right-clicked it in rhythmbox, and selected Move
to Trash. The track listing disappeared from rhythmbox, but you
manually verified that the file still existed by looking in
/media/ipod/iPod_Control/Music ?
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