Nu att du har installerade Amarok i Ubuntu, ska du önskar att använda det rättan din iPod. Denna tutorial ska take som du till och med kliver för att göra precis det, och den ska också show dig hur man gör Amarok standardprogramet det barkasser, när din iPod förbinds.
Notera: detta postar är delen av 10 alternativ till iTunes för att klara av din iPod överblick.
- När du pluggar din iPod in i din dator, ska Rhythmbox barkassen vid standard. Nära besegrar öppnar det och Amarok. Valt Inställningar uppifrån meny och därefter Konfigurera Amarok…, från det drop-down lista.
- Valt Massmediaapparater från den lämnade kolonnen. I Massmediaapparater: dela upp valt Apparat för Apple iPodmassmedia från Plugin: drop-down. Klicka Applicera och därefter REKO.
- Baksida i Amarok klickar Apparater flik från den lämnade kolonnen (om den inte ar redan visad).
- För att tillfoga sparar till din iPod, släpar något från din samling till iPoden listar. De ska syns i a Överföringen köar fönster.
- Klicka Överföring knäppas uppifrån menyn, och sparar ska laddas på din iPod.
Hur man gör Amarok standardprogramvaran för din iPod
- Valt System -> Preferenser -> Löstagbara drev och massmedia.
- Välj Multimedior tab och klicka därefter Bläddrande…, knäppas i Bärbara musikspelare dela upp.
- När du antar dig installerade Amarok i standardläget som var valt Spara systemet från Förlägger kolonn därefter usr mapp och slutligen slänga i soptunnan mapp. Snirkeln besegrar till amarokvälj det och klicka därefter, Öppet knäppas.
- Baksida på Löstagbara apparater och massmediapreferenser fönstret klickar Nära knäppas.
- Den nästa tiden pluggar du i din iPod, den Amarok ska barkassen.
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Another great tutorial, Thanks.
Dugg.
Nice how-to but it’s pretty ugly that brown and blue colour combination, it isn’t?
El Cerrajero -
Hahah yeah it is kinda ugly. For the sake of tutorials/overviews I leave all the defaults - the brown is Ubuntu’s default theme. The blue is Amarok’s default theme. When I’m not using Ubuntu for screenshots etc, I actually have Compiz enabled with a different theme.
Thanks for the help, but what about if you have an iPod Video. How do you get videos and photos on to it?
I always love the tips and tutorials I can find on this site, no wonder i’m a RSS subscriber and I think many more people should be too. Thanks for posting this and your other useful posts.
Thanks for the great guide, I would like to see more articles like this!
Does it handle OGG? I mean the iPod itself doesn’t handle OGG - I know that, but a friend of mine has a music collection where more than half of it is on OGG. I have not yet found a Linux program that can convert OGG files on the fly when you transfer them, and converting them by hand is not really a good option.
I will have to try it out. If it can convert OGG’s on the fly, that would be awesome.
“Thanks for the help, but what about if you have an iPod Video. How do you get videos and photos on to it?”
Then you can use gtkpod.
http://www.gtkpod.org/about.html
Dapilot1 - what Mike said (thanks Mike!)
Jordan - Songbird is up next, then yamipod, then gtkpod then a few others. Eventually I’ll be doing a “x alternatives to using iTunes to manage your iPod” type of post, with summaries of all the alternatives (the free/open source ones anyway). And thanks for the compliment!
Bios - assuming you’re not a spam bot, thanks!
What do you use to manage your music?
this is great, however, do you know of any plug-ins or adaptations that allow for mainstream music mp3 purchases… such as iTMS?
Thanks,
THANKS!!! My Ipod was a rejected from Itunes. Simply no comunication between them in windows. I was about to send it to service, and since Apple has no store in my town, there was about 30 dolars delivery and a 15 days waiting period. But now Amarok made it sound perfectly!
Thaks to the one that wrote the tutorail.
David Corona, from Chetumal, Mexico
Nice Tutorial! Infact I use Amarok for music transfer to my Video iPod. However, the feature in iTunes which I love and which Amarok doesn’t seem to have, is that you can create playlists. Is there a way to do that , in amarok?
Are there any solution to load mp4 in ipod using amarok?
When I connect ipod in my ubuntu is recognized as a digital camera and I can not connect to the ipod folder, can anybody help me?
Great tutorial. It is sites like this that making the transition to Linux from Windows worth it. Thanks.
Sup-erb tutorial - read several ‘HOW TO’s’ and this is the best - simple and clear with great screenshots.
It seems like in Hardy Heron the System Preferences->Removable Devices and Media doesn’t have a multimedia tab any longer.
@joe:
I’ll scare up my old iPod and give it a run in Hardy
I found two possible places where it could be set in Hardy:
1. System Preferences -> Preferred Applications -> Multimedia where you can choose a Custom Multimedia Player, I set this to amarok, but it still launches Rhythmbox on insert
2. Nautalus edit->Preferences->Media has a bunch of options for opening Rhythmbox for music player, but doesn’t let you specify an alternative!
Maybe I didn’t make it clear in my previous comment, both of those places *do not work*
no es necesario el amarok tan nuevo, con el 1.4.6 es mas que suficiente..
sobre la gestion de caratulas, amarok 1.4.8 ya configura las caratuals tranquilamente
sobre actualizar el ipod cuando se pierde la lista no hay que hacer tanto alboroto con sysinfo, la libreria nueva 0.6.0 y 0.6.1(cvs) ofrecen un simple comando que solo se debe ejecutar una vez llamado readsysinfo..
aqui estan lospaquetes mas actualizados tanto de amarok como de libgpod, y tambien como instalarlos
paquetes y comandos ipod debian correctos
for debian users in few days here are the packages for xandros-sarge, and etch:
paquetes y comandos ipod debian correctos
amarok 1.4.8 and libgpod 0.6.0
I found Rhytmbox easier to use with the ipod.
For videos/ipod Banshee 1.0 is excelent.
Thanks for the guide!
J
I’ve got my iPod working great on Ubuntu, but there is a nagging issue for me. In iTunes you can sync your iPod so that it deletes files that you’ve deleted from your library and add files that you’ve added. Is there any way to do this in Amarok?
Yes, it seems the multimedia tab is missing from System Preferences->Removable Devices and Media. Is there any way to get it back??
I’m also curious about this missing multimedia tab in the System Preferences->Removable Devices and Media.
Has anyone figured out what causes this? It’s rather annoying having Rhythmbox keep popping up (and sometimes crashing).
Have found the answer to a question that a lot of you have been asking.
David Roundy 08.10.08 at 2:08 pm
I?m also curious about this missing multimedia tab in the System Preferences->Removable Devices and Media.
It has move to: System Preferences->Preferred Applications
Click the multimedia tab, scroll down to Custom player
then add: /urs/bin/amarok
It should now open amarok as your default player.
Cheers RC.
as stated above my Joe, the System Preferences -> Preferred Applications -> Custom Multimedia option doesnt open amarok by default, im still getting rhythmbox to launch automatically even though i have amarok set as the preferred app.
im guessing its coded somewhere else or that an ipod isnt considered a “multimedia player” by hardy.
it wont be long till i nuke gnome anyways, but if i find a solution in the mean-time, ill be sure to post it.
Regards,
Dan
oh, and excellent tutorial, cheers m8
Have the same issue with Hardy and Rhythmbox, any answers?
Hi I have a problem with the new Ipod Touch 8GB. It is not recognised in either Ubuntu 8.04 or SUSE 11. When I go into amarok settings configure media devices it is not recognised. I run dccop kded mediamanager fullList and it is not seen. It is not seen by fdisk -l. Any ideas?
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