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GREAT to see this app here! I've been using the windows version for just under a year and I absolutely LOVE it. I give it a workout with quite a few podcasts, and its never let me down. Thanks for this one guys! And if you havent used it and need a pod catcher, you should really give this one a chance!
changing directory 2z6m44
Changing the directory in PREFERENCES => EDIT CONFIG => _DIR failed.
This seems to be a known bug in the Windows version according to the gpodder.org site.
Found the following instructions there:
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Michael H. 2010-09-17 18:14:54 BST
This workaround allows you to set the directory via the EDIT CONFIG
button in the PREFERENCES window: simply convert lines 77 and 78 in launch.py
into comments with the #, like so:
# _dir = os.path.(os.getcwd(), 's')
# os.environ['GPODDER__DIR'] = _dir
You can now change the directory from the gpodder interface and
the change will be saved in \config\gpodder.conf.
BTW: the launcher.py file is located in \lib\site-packages\gpodder\
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I condensed it a bit and combined two of Michael H.'s posts.
This, however, did still not allow me to change the directory (well: I could change the directory in the EDIT CONFIG window, but the change wasn't persistent).
Then I looked gPodderPortable.ini in "\PortableApps\gPodderPortable\App\AppInfo\Launcher" and found that there also is a directory setting in the ENVIRONMENT section. I changed "GPODDER__DIR=%PAL:DataDir%\s" to "GPODDER__DIR=O:\Podcasts_gPodder" and this did change my dir in gpodder.
I first moved all my pods to the new location, too, and when I restarted gpodder all pods were present and playable. New s end up there as well.
Reason why I wanted to do that:
I work with a portable HDD (500MB) with 3 partitions. The first partition is my main partition (100MB) with my PortableApps software and my data. This partition is backed up frequently.
The third partition (in my case drive letter "O") has a size 250GB and I use it for voluminous data sets which I do not have to / do not want to backup frequently.
Moving the directory (holding audio AND video pods) away from its default location saves quite a bit of backup time for me.
Maybe this is useful info for some of you, too.
Changing player apps 234k64
While I'm at it, here are my two cents on changing the default audio player and video player apps (which is not possible in Juice).
Click on the edit icons to right of the Audio player / video player fields and paste the full application paths for e.g. cool player and vlc.
Enclosing the paths with quotation marks did the trick.
Now my podcast experience is portable all the way.