From: Benjamin P. <bpi...@ya...> - 2007-02-20 23:16:46
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I just started using gtkpod with my 5.5G 80G IPOD video. I was using rhythmbox to sync songs, but I wanted to start adding videos and saw that gtkpod was the only way to do this. My problem is that when I load my IPOD's database, I get a duplicate detection notification telling me that 9 tracks have been removed. I am affraid to sync anything to my IPOD for feer that it will delete these songs. Can anyone tell me why this is happening? I know for a fact that the songs that it is talking about are not duplicates. ____________________________________________________________________________________ The fish are biting. Get more visitors on your site using Yahoo! Search Marketing. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/arp/sponsoredsearch_v2.php |
From: Jorg S. <Jor...@gm...> - 2007-02-21 13:46:46
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Benjamin Pierce wrote: > I just started using gtkpod with my 5.5G 80G IPOD > video. I was using rhythmbox to sync songs, but I > wanted to start adding videos and saw that gtkpod was > the only way to do this. My problem is that when I > load my IPOD's database, I get a duplicate detection > notification telling me that 9 tracks have been > removed. I am affraid to sync anything to my IPOD for > feer that it will delete these songs. Can anyone tell > me why this is happening? I know for a fact that the > songs that it is talking about are not duplicates. It's happening because the files indicated are identical (*). If you are sure they are not the same simply uncheck the "Don't allow duplicates" option in the preferences dialog. Cheers, JCS. (*gtkpod checks for the length and the first 16000 bytes -- there is a very small chance that your files start of completely identically and have the same length. If that is the case we'll have to start checking for more bytes) |