Re: [Gtkpod-devel] [Gtkpod-questions] Can't adjust the volume and the smartlists don't work!

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On 12/17/2011 07:59 PM, Ing. Ricardo Pérez wrote:
> Never mind, I found the download link :)
> 
> 2011/12/17 Ing. Ricardo Pérez <ric...@gm...
> <mailto:ric...@gm...>>
> 
>     Do you know if is there a way to install it from the ubuntu's
>     repositories? I mean the beta's...
> 
>     2011/12/17 Ing. Ricardo Pérez <ric...@gm...
>     <mailto:ric...@gm...>>
> 
>         That's the same that I thought about the volume. About the smart
>         lists, I just saw two "bad" items: one of them is the "Playlist"
>         item. When creating a smart list, if I select a rule filter
>         "playlist", the second select list says "is" or "is not" (so far
>         so good), but the third select list is EMPTY! It happens exactly
>         in the same way even in the local library.
> 
>         The second one is the "Media type" selector. It's not there, I
>         just have a "Video type" selector, and is the one shown when I
>         connect my iPod and I see a smart list where "media type" should
>         be. And it doesn't even work like the "media type" selector,
>         because if it would, I wouldn't care about it, of course ;)
> 

The problem with the playlist combobox is a trivial fix and I will
upload it shortly.

The Media Type selector is more problematic. The lack of this field is a
direct reflection of what libgpod currently provides, ie. it is not part
of the smart playlist fields. In addition, it would appear that the
"video kind" selector is handled in a special manner by the itunes db
and again there is no provision for a media type selector. Thus without
understanding this a lot further, I am hesitant to modify this at this
stage of a release cycle.

teuf, if you can provide any insight into this, it would be most helpful.

Cheers

PGR

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