Thanks for the Synctoy info.–sounds great.
Gpodder dependencies download#
That way you can call Synctoy to synchronize whenever without starting the main Synctoy program to do it or waiting for Juice to download another show.īe sure to set your Clip+'s USB Mode to “MSC.” All this won’t work in the other “DEFAULT” USB mode. That way if you have your Clip+ plugged it, it’ll automated be synced with new podcasts as soon as they’re downloaded.Īnother good idea is to put the above command in a notepad text document and save it as synctoy.bat and it put on your desktop. “C:\Program Files\SyncToy 2.1\SyncTo圜md.exe” -R
In my case, I have it set to run the lightweight command prompt session of SyncToy: In Juice’s advanced options, you can set it to run a command after it successfully downloads a podcast. It doesn’t re-syncronize a podcast that I’ve already listened to. It’ll add a new podcast to my Clip+ and then when I delete the podcast directly from the device later Synctoy is smart enough to then delete the podcast on my computer when I plug it in. The great thing about Synctoy is how intelligent it is, how it syncronizes both ways. I use Juice to download podcasts and Synctoy to synchronize podcasts with the Clip+. I’d like to share with you my podcast management setup. I like my Clip+ and my NEW podcast setup much more now. Then after 2-3 solid years of heavy usage, my 2nd gen iPod nano kicked the bucket. I was in the same boat as you, used iTunes for podcast management with an iPod. I, too, am a huge fan of podcasts and other audio entertainment. (I had this in the past and had 2 bat files: one to copy the podcasts from my computer to my player, and the other to delete them from my computer I kept them separate (this all could be done in a single bat file) in case there was an issue with the original transfer or I wanted to keep the files on my computer as well.) You actually could have a single bat file (with a shortcut on your desktop) to do everything, if you wanted: delete the podcasts on your Clip, copy the new podcasts from your computer to your Clip, and then delete the podcasts from your computer. If you wanted to automate the process, a few DOS bat flies on your computer would do the trick.
Remove broken Flattr integration (use 's Flattr support) Summary: Unable to sync to mtp device missing dependencies pymtp and pymad.Remove WebUI, QML UI and MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan support.Win32-launcher: Remove download feature (works around Norton warning).gpodder.download: Ignore non-ASCII content-disposition header ( bug 2059).Ubuntu AppIndicator extension: 'visible' config option.Enqueue episodes after download ( Closes #133).
Gpodder dependencies free#
Device sync: Only fail if we can determine free disk space ( bug 2052).Added Korean translation (by Byeongkeon Kim).
Gpodder dependencies code#
Starting from version 3.9.0, the N9 port is not supported anymore the code is still available in the "harmattan" branch in Git if you need it or want to backport fixes yourself.įlattr support was broken with the recent changes to Flattr's website, it is recommended that you use 's Flattr integration instead if you want to use this feature.įor the Windows build, due to some Norton false positives, the auto-download feature for Python and PyGTK has been removed and replaced with a link to, so users can manually download the dependencies. A new version of gPodder is out! This release removes some old, unmaintained code and fixes some bugs and adds a new translation.
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