Filechooser preview and many other bugfixes in GPixPod 0.3.2!
I have finally implemented the much requested image preview in the filechooser when adding photos (now it remember the last locations, too!); the details of a photo in the right pane of the application are now displayed just with a single click on the left pane tree view. In the adding/renaming photo album dialog now it’s enough to press
Now the priorities of the work in progress are drag & drop support and internationalization. iPod Color users: I need to know if GPixPod is working for you. The iPod Color support is at moment only guessed, based on the iPod Photo details.
Download tarball, deb or rpm from SF clicking here.
February 24th, 2006 at 10:59
Tried right now rpm. Installs and launches ok,
afer selecting photo db just stays there.
Error: (not clear where to report them-maybe add a link from yr blog ?)
(gpixpod.py:32582): libglade-WARNING **: unknown property `do_overwrite_confirmation’ for class `GtkFileChooserDialog’
(gpixpod.py:32582): libglade-WARNING **: unknown property `urgency_hint’ for class `GtkFileChooserDialog’
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “/usr/lib/gpixpod/gpixpod.py”, line 152, in Open
self.DBOpen(filename)
File “/usr/lib/gpixpod/gpixpod.py”, line 201, in DBOpen
self.DB = MH(filename) # Actually opening and processing Photo Database
File “/usr/lib/gpixpod/mh.py”, line 94, in __init__
self._ThumbsExtract()
File “/usr/lib/gpixpod/mh.py”, line 282, in _ThumbsExtract
d = thumbdims.index(self.dblines[y][1][6])
IndexError: list index out of range
Mine is a photo 60gb ipod.
February 24th, 2006 at 11:11
Please report future bugs directly on the Sourceforge project, so we can track it better. I’ll add a direct link on the sidebar of the blog
Have you used the keyboard to select the Photo Database? Another user reported a similar crash: if yes, for now use only mouse in the filechooser, it will be fixed in 0.3.3.
Otherwise, are you trying to open a Photo Database generated by iTunes or by GPixPod? With the option to copy or not copy the full resolution photo?
Please explain all the details and attach a ls -lR output of the Photos directory together with the .gpixpod.log found there.