E-P
September 1st, 2008, 02:06 PM
Unfortunately I have to open one more thread about ipod as I can't get it work. First of all I'll ask that do I have to have my music in mp3-form to be able to transfer them to my ipod, so no for example *.oggs ?
Also I can't use my rhytmbox to manage the audio files on the ipod. With gtkpod I managed to put there one album (which was in mp3-form). Also when I check System ---> Preferences ---> Removable drives and media I can nOT find the ipod from the list (although when I plug in the ipod rhytmbox opens with the ipod logo on the leftside). I feel like I have installed every codec/library/etc. possible needed and tried to get advices from tens of different articles and threads.
And with the thinliquidfilm it doesn't convert the movies. In the beginning and when I try to start to convert it, it says:
ffmpeg does not support xvid. thin liquid film will not be able to read or encode xvid video files.
ffmpeg supports h264
tab changed
changed to "encode"
/home/esapekka/.thinliquidfilm/latest
1.0
Version Check: Update message already shown
Version Check: This is the latest version
tab changed
changed to "encode"
.
.
.
Unknown codec 'aac'
no match
no match
.
.
.
Something I have done correct 'cause before it said "Unknown codec 'xvid'" but now after doing something (that I can't remember anymore) there started to read "Unknown codec 'aac'"
I thought I was somehow good with this but now I've really started to think of installing dual-boot :mad: I am using just Hardy Heron now
Confusing explanations but hopefully you would have some advices to give me!
Also I can't use my rhytmbox to manage the audio files on the ipod. With gtkpod I managed to put there one album (which was in mp3-form). Also when I check System ---> Preferences ---> Removable drives and media I can nOT find the ipod from the list (although when I plug in the ipod rhytmbox opens with the ipod logo on the leftside). I feel like I have installed every codec/library/etc. possible needed and tried to get advices from tens of different articles and threads.
And with the thinliquidfilm it doesn't convert the movies. In the beginning and when I try to start to convert it, it says:
ffmpeg does not support xvid. thin liquid film will not be able to read or encode xvid video files.
ffmpeg supports h264
tab changed
changed to "encode"
/home/esapekka/.thinliquidfilm/latest
1.0
Version Check: Update message already shown
Version Check: This is the latest version
tab changed
changed to "encode"
.
.
.
Unknown codec 'aac'
no match
no match
.
.
.
Something I have done correct 'cause before it said "Unknown codec 'xvid'" but now after doing something (that I can't remember anymore) there started to read "Unknown codec 'aac'"
I thought I was somehow good with this but now I've really started to think of installing dual-boot :mad: I am using just Hardy Heron now
Confusing explanations but hopefully you would have some advices to give me!