On Sun, 2008-08-24 at 08:37 -0500, Larry Alkoff wrote: > Thanks for that information Alex. > > Is there any way to restrict the import to only my ~/Music directory? > > When I did the import there was no way to import from a specific > directory, only from 'Local Folder', 'Local Files', 'Home Directory' or > 'Alternate Media Player'. > > I selected 'Home Directory' but a lot of extra stuff was picked up from > file directories that I don't want to have in my playlist. > Even if I delete the unwanted material in Banshee, the next time I > import music they will reappear. You can choose "Local Folder". Banshee will then ask you to select a folder. Just select you Music directory, and banshee will import everything under it. > I also tried changing Edit > Preferences to set the music directory to > my preference of /home/user/Music but it doesn't seem to be working. > That is, when I select import it still only gives me the 4 choices below. > > There doesn't seem to be any way to drill down to the specific directory > wanted. See above > Another problem is that I deleted the entire playlist by selecting Edit > > Select All and selecting Remove. But instead of just removing the > songs, Banshee quits and, when it starts up again, the same 1346 songs > appear. This sounds like a bug. See http://banshee-project.org/contribute/file-bugs/ > Finally, when I start Banshee an error message appears > "Dbus is not available" and "Unable to open the session message bus". > Can you tell me what to put in a startup script (probably /etc/rc.local) > to invoke dbus-launch? I don't understand the man page at all. > What does "fix your environment" mean? I think you'd be better off seeking support through the Kubuntu channels. -- Bertrand Lorentz <bertrand lorentz gmail com> > http://flickr.com/photos/bl8/ <
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