Re: [Banshee-List] No device support

[Alan <alan mcgovern gmail com>]

Hey,

That Creative is the exact player I use for testing and it works
flawlessly. Very strange. Can you run banshee in a terminal and attach
all the output to a bug report (or here first so I can take a quick
look in case it's something really simple/obvious). If you run
"banshee-1 --debug" from a terminal you should get a logfile at:
~/.config/banshee-1/log . Or just copy the output from the terminal.

As a quick test, can you attach the creative when banshee isn't
running and then start banshee 5-6 seconds later, after the device has
fully powered on and all that.

Thanks,
Alan.

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 3:13 AM, pbhill <pbhill midcoast com> wrote:
>
> I have been happily using Banshee in Ubuntu for two or three years to manage
> my Creative Zen player. We recently added an iPod Touch 4th gen. to the
> family.  After the recent upgrade to 1.8, the Zen won't mount and the iPod
> does. Unfortunately, no music tracks can be transferred to it or played from
> it.
> I either want to fix the problem or go back to 1.6.  Forget all the new
> features, I want my Banshee to work like it used to! Any clues?
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