Re: [Banshee-List] "Cannot search for CD metadata"



Thanks for the tip. I've seen mention of network-manager in this regard but am having some problems conceptually understanding its relationship to Banshee (other than Banshee uses it to find Net connection). I'm using a static IP on my desktop. Is there a way to inform network-manager of my tcp/ip info so that Banshee can use it to connect to the Net?

Many Thanks,

Chris

Brandon Perry wrote:
Yeah, I had problems with that when I was using wifiradar to get my internet connections over wifi.

On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 8:25 PM, Michael Hutchinson <m j hutchinson gmail com <mailto:m j hutchinson gmail com>> wrote:

    On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM, Christopher S. Jones
    <chris userzero com <mailto:chris userzero com>> wrote:
    > Hi All,
    >
    > I've just installed Banshee on Debian Sid. I like it very much,
    but it
    > doesn't recognize song title or album/band name for store-bought
    cds.
    > I'm assuming it fetches the info from the Web since it complains
    "Cannot
    > search for CD metadata: there is no available internet
    connection." I've
    > tested my connection successfully several times (I'm writing
    this from
    > the same computer). Amarok and Rhythymbox both return song,
    band, album
    > and cover art. Anyone else run into this?

    I think Banshee talks to NetworkManager over DBus to check whether
    there's an internet connection before trying to download metadata. It
    sounds like the problem's there.

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