Description of problem: If I download as podcast, banshee no longer marks it as downloaded (it does under FC10). Also, if I try drag-n-dropping it to my mp3 player, nothing happens. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. subscribe to podcast. Choose mp3 to download. 2. download occurs, but item not marked as downloaded 3. then if you drag-n-drop it onto mp3 player, no error occurs, but nothing happens Actual results: Expected results: Under FC10 this all worked. Additional info:
What mp3 player do you have?
It's actually a Blackberry - but it's just me dragging a MP3 onto the device within banshee. BTW: I've got rhythmbox installed too and it works 100% fine: downloaded podcasts show up tagged as downloaded, and dragging them onto my BB works. Neither of those options work with banshee. I have also run banshee from a shell - and no error messages show up to indicate a problem Jason
I was more concerned with if it was say an iPod or using some strange protocol which we might have broken. I assume the blackberry uses mtp. was the run in the terminal done with --debug ?
No - but I just tried it again with --debug, it printed "** Running Mono with --debug **" but otherwise made no difference - no other output. Problem with Downloads not being marked as downloaded continues. Isn't the mp3 player bit a red herring? I mean, if banshee hasn't figured out it has downloaded a file, then copying it to any MP3 player is going to fail (as it doesn't think it has a copy?)
The downloading bit is know. It is a problem with the server. We have a temporary workaround to discard downloads that terminate the connection or times out. It's not as such a problem with Banshee, but we could handle such situations nicer. See: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=536047
hrmm there is one strange bit though, with the version in F10 at least (and F11 I believe) there should be a patch to stop swallowing the exceptions on download errors. I put it in there as my last action as a Fedora developer. Thus there should be some output we could use to see the exact nature of the download problem.
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