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gy.schmitt |
2010-11-01
, 13:40
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#21
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Problem closed. For a fix, please see the bugtracker at https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5900.
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2011-01-07
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@ NYC
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#22
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Did anyone get this to work?
When I apply the script, it opens for a sec then shuts down...
Am I supposed to install from a particular directory?
All my music is on my memory card.
When I apply the script, it opens for a sec then shuts down...
Am I supposed to install from a particular directory?
All my music is on my memory card.
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2011-01-09
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So after lots of trial and error, I found a way to get this to work.
As I am not a Python pro, there might be better ways of getting it done.
First thing was to load the latest Mutagen file from the site as suggested above v 1.20... sorry, the debian - made for Maemo version did not work for me
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Extract and do the two setup steps as instructed above.
I then setup a terminal service from my computer using of these methods...
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=482844&postcount=1
Then Using the main windows terminal window, I copied the wmafix.py into each folder containing the .wma (asf) tracks for an album...
Then opened a command prompt black terminal window and ran
python wmafix.py *
in each of the folders where I had copied the wmafix.py script above.
This took so long to go through each and every album on my sdcard, but it worked for me. This I guess was the homework talked about above.
The terminal crashed a number of times or did not terminate properly, but the tracks were all properly tagged and played without any problem in the correct order.
Good luck
As I am not a Python pro, there might be better ways of getting it done.
First thing was to load the latest Mutagen file from the site as suggested above v 1.20... sorry, the debian - made for Maemo version did not work for me
.
Extract and do the two setup steps as instructed above.
I then setup a terminal service from my computer using of these methods...
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=482844&postcount=1
Then Using the main windows terminal window, I copied the wmafix.py into each folder containing the .wma (asf) tracks for an album...
Then opened a command prompt black terminal window and ran
python wmafix.py *
in each of the folders where I had copied the wmafix.py script above.
This took so long to go through each and every album on my sdcard, but it worked for me. This I guess was the homework talked about above.
The terminal crashed a number of times or did not terminate properly, but the tracks were all properly tagged and played without any problem in the correct order.
Good luck