https://sourceforge.net/p/kpod/feature-requests/2005-04-29T18:56:44ZRecent changes to feature-requests2005-04-29T18:56:44Z2005-04-29T18:56:44ZPhilip Cainhttps://sourceforge.net/u/philipcain/https://sourceforge.net8eb95b4cb80277d1ac36c05c2d1dee0c753253c2

<div class="markdown_content"><p>gnupod has figured out the slightly different iTunesDB<br /> structure on the iPod Shuffle. Maybe that can be ported<br /> to ipodslave? Possibly create a method that detects<br /> whether an ipod or an ipod shuffle has been plugged in,<br /> and use the appropriate database filter.</p> <p>I have attached a zip file which contains a copy of the<br /> directory stucture on a Shuffle, including the<br /> iPod_Control folder, which contains the iTunes folder<br /> (iTunesDB file location) and the Music folder (which<br /> has 2 16KB sample mp3 files for testing purposes).</p></div>

2005-04-21T18:35:14Z2005-04-21T18:35:14ZBrandon Kirschhttps://sourceforge.net/u/brandonkirsch/https://sourceforge.netf2df0f1fd90742697dfb752d73d57d521b22bf51

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Two requests in one day, what a whiner I am! No<br /> seriously though this one should be pretty easy -<br /> especially since you already insert other operational<br /> buttons through the ipod:/ slave. How about one that<br /> shows up on the root of ipod:/ that says "eject"? <br /> AFAIK the only way to make the "Do not disconnect"<br /> message go away is to run "eject /dev/sda" (or replace<br /> /dev/sda with whatever device or mount point you'd like)<br /> </p> <p>If we're using a GUI, let's go all the way - So what<br /> about a button that when clicked runs "eject<br /> (mountpoint)" and then maybe even pops up a friendly<br /> "Your iPod is safe to disconnect" message. I'm using a<br /> pretty standard suse 9.3 install, but from what I can<br /> tell all users can run the command, no root required.</p></div>

2005-04-21T18:14:31Z2005-04-21T18:14:31ZBrandon Kirschhttps://sourceforge.net/u/brandonkirsch/https://sourceforge.netfe9227ef86b680556c102d19ee0768e90c05d29f

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Awesome work! I really appreciate all you've done.. I<br /> was worried for a bit I'd have to use Windows for my<br /> iPod when I have no other use for that OS. Anyways,<br /> Apple convinced me that 50 bucks for the 10 extra GB<br /> was worth my time and money. That means I ended up<br /> with an iPod photo. It seems almost pointless to<br /> request photo support, as I'm sure you get a lot of<br /> requests (and I'd bet that's one) but I would be<br /> willing to at least to do some general help - as in<br /> doing all the reading / research for the file schemes<br /> and the way photos resize (for example, the photo uses<br /> 3 different res copies of the same image when you<br /> transfer) and letting you know. I'm only a beginner at<br /> C++ (I could probably do it in php hehe) so producing<br /> code would really just be me submitting crap for the<br /> world to have to re-write. Let me know if you guys<br /> have the time and interest of adding photo support and<br /> I can offer at least a small helping hand.</p> <p>How awesome would it be to add to Image Browsing in KDE<br /> the option of "Add these photos to iPod on next sync"?</p></div>