[seemingly abandonware] iPod manager
The only thing I don't see working so far is the video thumbnails, back in 0.6.4.8 (I believe) it would only show thumbs for the last video (I usually add ~4 a day and watch them on the way to and from work), now on 0.6.5.1 I no longer have to go to iTunes (which is great!) but I now have no thumbs, I'm sure you'll get to it soon but just as an FYI, this is only for Videos, the folder.jpg file is applied properly for albums. Hi, I can see why they might not be displayed at a season/series level. Is that what you refer to? If it is at an episode level (I don't know how exactly they are displayed on the touch/iPhone), do they have a 'yes' in the artwork column in Manage contents?One feature suggestion. How about automatically enabling "Remember playback position" on files longer than a definable length. This would be great for gapless DJ sets and audio books that are not in the m4b format. It is a reasonable request.. I will note it New version works great with my 3.0 3G. Thanks for the hard work. Welcome 1) Allow the user to input video information BEFORE copying to the iPod Ah, but that is what you are meant to do..2) Add support for m4v container Unfortunately foobar2000 itself needs to recognise it first.Would that cause them to come up as different and so require a sync? Yes.Also I realize the statistics is a different component, but is there any way to make the iPod syncing update the play count/raiting stats? They do communicate to each, I would hope it is working with current version but I don't have an iPod touch/iPhone so it can be a bit of a minefield..Hey musicmusic (and all!), just a quick question. My music library is entirely FLAC, and I'd like to keep the files on my iPod lossless (ALAC would be best, I suppose). I also see that Nero AAC and LAME don't do lossless conversion. Do you have a recommendation for a good lossless audio encoder that I can use directly from the "Conversion" tab of foo_dop? I've done research online for the past couple of hours and found dBpoweramp as well as the command line instructions, but couldn't quite figure out how to get them working and couldn't find any further documentation. Any info you might have on dBpoweramp or another ALAC encoder would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ffmpeg is one option. If you grab the latest build:http://ffmpeg.arrozcru.org/autobuilds/ Use extension m4a, and parameters:-i - -acodec alac %d it should just about work. In the past I did have issues with piped in content coming out a different length, though one I tried now seemed to come out OK. If you want to try dbPowerAmp, I would guess the following params are more likely to work (but not tried..):-infile=- -outfile=%d -convert_to="Apple Lossless"