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Reply #1875 –
Quote from: Fangs404 on
Well foobar's media library is backed by a database.  All songs must therefore be tied to a unique primary key, so we could just use the song's primary key (which is presumably an int ID).  That'd be the simplest solution.

Ah, but it most probably won't be unique between machines; so if you use your iPod with more than one machine you'll still have a problem...
np: 4'33"

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Reply #1876 –
Quote from: Fangs404 on
Well foobar's media library is backed by a database.  All songs must therefore be tied to a unique primary key, so we could just use the song's primary key (which is presumably an int ID).
In reality it's file path and optional subsong index.
Full-quoting makes you scroll past the same junk over and over.

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Reply #1877 –
Works well with iPod Touch 1st generation. Jailbreak and 2.2.1 firmware in use.

Thanks

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Reply #1878 –
Popup a window "No iPod found " after itune updated to 8.1
iPod Touch G2 Jailbreak

Any solution?

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Reply #1879 –
It was working with 8.0.x?

Can you paste the output from the foobar2000 console after connecting your iPod?
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Reply #1880 –
Quote from: musicmusic on
It was working with 8.0.x?

Can you paste the output from the foobar2000 console after connecting your iPod?

Same here with iPod Touch (1st Gen., Firmware 2.2.1). After update to iTunes 8.1 the iPod is not found. iTunes 8.0 worked.

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iPod manager: Connected to Apple Mobile Device (DID: 1, PID: 1291, UID: ed2fde72cdbce722813fc190d27dbaaa9a8df1f0)
iPod manager: USB AMD enumerator: No devices found!
iPod manager: error: Could not locate matching USB device for Apple Mobile Device!

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Reply #1883 –
Great, still slightly mysterious, this does seem to happen from time to time. Maybe something to do with when the iPod/iPhone driver gets updated.

The real test though will be when the new iPhone and/or iPhone 3.0 software are released :/
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Reply #1884 –
Mine can't work after reinstalled the Apple Mobile Device Support
Apple Mobile Device Support means the MobileDeviceSign library or sth else ??

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Reply #1885 –
Have a look at the link I posted?
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Reply #1886 –
Hi, how can I rename a smart playlist on foobar with this component? Thank you.

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Reply #1887 –
big thanks for all the users who helped me before, and i hope this one would be my last question...

which one (of all the plugins) is the best to use when it comes to lyrics (viewable on iPod, of course)?

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Reply #1888 –
Quote from: Crossbar on
Hi, how can I rename a smart playlist on foobar with this component? Thank you.
Unfortunately, it's not possible at the moment.. (You could of course temporarily use iTunes to do that).
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Reply #1889 –
hmm.. I have problem with lyrics.
First, my Touch 2.2.1 (jailbroken) show`d them right from the %UNSYNCED LYRICS% tag, but when I cleaned this with foobar aka deleted all music from there with foobar and started adding new music, it shows this weird b-like icon in there when trying to view lyrics on ipod :s

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Reply #1890 –
Maybe you had ID3v2 compatibility mode enabled before, I don't know.
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Reply #1891 –
Didn`t make a diffrence. Well, I guess I`ll go without lyrics then

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Reply #1892 –
Did you remember to retag your files after changing the option?

Anyway it's only related the ID3v2 tag itself since that's where the iPod reads the lyrics from.
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Reply #1893 –
Quote from: musicmusic on
Did you remember to retag your files after changing the option?

Anyway it's only related the ID3v2 tag itself since that's where the iPod reads the lyrics from.


Yup I retagged them, but still no effect

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Reply #1894 –
I would really love to use this, but iTunes is still the only program that also submits the plays on my iPod to Last.fm (through the Last.fm client, though).
Could you add this feature for this manager too?
Last.fm has an own API, which is really simple to use, and using the API you wouldn't even have to submit plays through the Last.fm client.

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Reply #1895 –
Quote from: Jaycob on
I would really love to use this, but iTunes is still the only program that also submits the plays on my iPod to Last.fm (through the Last.fm client, though).
Could you add this feature for this manager too?
Last.fm has an own API, which is really simple to use, and using the API you wouldn't even have to submit plays through the Last.fm client.


This component already does that (with the component foo_audioscrobbler. Just chose the option in the preferences of this component). Connect ipod, rewrite database and done.

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Reply #1896 –
Great!

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Reply #1897 –
Quote from: lokioki on
Quote from: musicmusic on
Did you remember to retag your files after changing the option?

Anyway it's only related the ID3v2 tag itself since that's where the iPod reads the lyrics from.


Yup I retagged them, but still no effect



It is sure something in my mp3 files since I got some new music and tagged lyrics to them with lyricsgrabber to %unsynced lyrics% tag they worked.
Now I just gotta figure what it is. I got mp3-tagtypes on id3v1 and in v2 if that matters.

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Reply #1898 –
Quote from: eradumvelhinho on
Quote from: Jaycob on
I would really love to use this, but iTunes is still the only program that also submits the plays on my iPod to Last.fm (through the Last.fm client, though).
Could you add this feature for this manager too?
Last.fm has an own API, which is really simple to use, and using the API you wouldn't even have to submit plays through the Last.fm client.


Just chose the option in the preferences of this component.

Where can I get to these preferences?

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Reply #1899 –
File-->preferences--Tools--Audioscrobbler and then check the option "import played tracks...". You can see in the console how many tracks the component imported.