Re: How can I export or save Ephpod playlists

Maybe it is a bit of patience needed here, I find generally ephod is a bit
lacking on progress bars,
(or they seemingly freeze)
which probably was ok on small volumes, but now that we are on 10,000 songs
plus, it is a pain.
I find I can make a cup of tea and relax on this same load you are talking
about and then pronto it is finished and all ok.

I also agree it would be great to have a separate save for playlists.

Cheers
Drum

----- Original Message -----
From: "Christophe Gronier" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 3:46 AM
Subject: [ephpod] Re: How can I export or save Ephpod playlists


>
> I'm confused,
>
> I believe I do disconnect properly.
> When I'm finished with ephpod :
> * I save
> * I quit the application
> * I disconnect the iPod (with the iPod manager in the Windows toolbar)
> * I wait for the message saying it's disconnected
> * I Check the iPod window to see it gone back to 'normal use' mode.
> Same thing when I want to use ephpod :
> * I plug the iPod in the firewire plug (if not yet there)
> * I activate the iPod with the toolbar manager
> * I wait for the message
> * I launch ephpod
>
> AND THAT's WHEN THE PROBLEM OCCURS IN THE FIRST PLACE :
> Database does not fully load : the progress bar freezes.
>
> HELP
> (config : Win 2000, iPod 3rdGen 40 GB, Adaptec PCMCIA Firwire)
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <[email protected]>
> To: "Christophe Gronier" <[email protected]>
> Cc: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 10:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [ephpod] How can I export or save Ephpod playlists
>
>
> > Make sure you are disconnecting correctly.  You should never lose the
> > playlists, so making a work-around for this problem would be a mistake.
> > You should never lose the playlists in proper operation.
> >
> > --joe
> >
> >
> >
> > On Sun, 12 Oct 2003, Christophe Gronier wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > I have problems with my Ephpod & Ipod configuration.
> > > The database can not load properly and Ephpod stays stuck in the
middle
> of
> > > the operation...
> > > The songs are still on the iPod and I can use the "create database
from
> > > iPod" feature to get all back in order.
> > > But in the process I lose all my playlists :-(
> > > Since I suspect that my database loading problem will take some time
to
> be
> > > solved I need an interim solution.
> > > I thoght I could save the playlists (one by one or - better - all in
one
> > > set) and reload them after I had lost them.
> > > To my great surprise it seems that it is not possible to SAVE or
EXPORT
> > > Ephpod Playlists...
> > > I see that you can LOAD / IMPORT playlists, but how can I save and
> reload
> > > what I created in Ephpod ?????
> > > Don't tell me I have to go and create the playlist elswhere, I have
been
> > > told by everybody that Ephpod was so superior to anything else and
that
> I
> > > had to forget all the rest !!! Anyway, I don't even know how I could
> create
> > > a usable playlist with, say MMJB, now that my songs are on the iPod,
> with
> > > brand new names, and for some of them, modified tags....(all my
original
> mp3
> > > songs are now off my hard disk and stored on CDs).
> > >
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