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Hi Everyone,

I'm pleased to announce that AmiPodder 1.7 is now available to download.

The major new feature in version 1.7 is support for Podcasts that
require authentication (a username and password). In addition there
are the usual minor enhancements:

* Support for Amplifier as a player.
* Improved podcast feed compatibility.
* Much improved requirements (libraries and MUI custom classes) checking.
* Various bug fixes.

Thanks to everyone who helped with this release including beta
testers, translators (Italian, German and French catalogs are
included), and those who contacted me with suggestions and bug reports.

Download the new version from:
http://www.amipodder.com

BTW, I am continuing to work on AmiPodder and aim to release version
1.8 this year. If any of you have suggestions for new features please
let me know, they stand a good chance of being included in 1.8.

Robert

Hello,

>>>
I'm pretty busy at the moment so I don't have much free time to work on
Amipodder. Hopefully I should be able to release a second beta of
version 1.7 soon with a release not to long after that. I'll see how
it goes.
>>>

Ok no problem at all, take your time and thanks again for supporting
us :-)

Hi samirhawamdeh,

On 09/08/07 at 15:37, samirhawamdeh wrote:
> Are there also any news about the new Beta ? :-)

I'm pretty busy at the moment so I don't have much free time to work on
Amipodder. Hopefully I should be able to release a second beta of version
1.7 soon with a release not to long after that. I'll see how it goes.

Thanks,

Robert

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--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Eric Luczyszyn has kindly provided a French translation for
AmiPodder. You can download the catalog file from the Downloads page
on the AmiPodder web site:
>
> http://www.amipodder.com
>
> The French translation will be included in future versions of AmiPodder.
>
> Thanks to Eric for his contribution,
>
> Robert
>

Hello Robert,

Glad for the new translation :-)

Are there also any news about the new Beta ? :-)

Bye

Hi Everyone,

Eric Luczyszyn has kindly provided a French translation for AmiPodder. You can
download the catalog file from the Downloads page on the AmiPodder web site:

http://www.amipodder.com

The French translation will be included in future versions of AmiPodder.

Thanks to Eric for his contribution,

Robert

Hi Everyone,

AmiZed Studios have started a new podcast that you might like to check
out. As the name implies, Amiga Roundtable features a panel of Amiga
users and luminaries discussing current events in the Amiga community.
Two episodes are already available and more are planned.

It's always great to hear a new Amiga-related podcast, especially one
that features new speech content. Please support AmiZed by subscribing
to the show and let them know if you have any comments or suggestions
for future shows.

The AmiZed web site is at:
http://podcast.amigaz.org/index.php?cat=AmigaRoundtable

The Amiga Roundtable feed is:
http://podcast.amigaz.org/podcast.php?cat=AmigaRoundtable

Robert

Hi Everyone,

I'm very pleased to announce that AmiPodder 1.6 has now been released
and is available to download from the web site. Here is the press release:

A new version of AmiPodder, my utility that allows Amiga users to
subscribe to audio and video podcasts, is now available.

In addition to the usual minor changes and bug fixes, version 1.6 adds
several new features. In the file management mode you can search for
downloaded podcasts using various criteria and then delete those you
no longer want. The user interface has been enhanced with icons
(thanks Ken!) showing the status of podcast channels and episodes at a
glance. Finally, AmiPodder is now localised so it can be translated
into different languages. Italian and German catalogs are supplied and
a translators file is included for anyone who would like to add
support for their language.

AmiPodder 1.6 is written in AREXX using rxMUI and therefore works on
OS 3.x, OS 4 and MorphOS. It's released as freeware and can be
downloaded from:
http://www.amipodder.com

A big thank you to everyone who contributed to this release including
beta testers and translators.

Cheers,

Robert

Hi,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:

> Ok Robert i'll wait :-)
> Thanks to you for your efforts ;-)

I have a new beta of AmiPodder 1.6 ready for testing. If you'd like to try a
copy please send your e-mail address to:

robert (at) seal-amiga.co.uk

The new beta doesn't have locale support, however I am working on it:-). I have
just finished localising one of my smaller scripts (PopSearch) to work out how
to implement it in AmiPodder. Over this weekend I will start localising
AmiPodder itself. It will take a while to do because I have to find every string
that will be used in the user interface and add a call to get the localised
version.

Thanks

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Samirhawmdeh,
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
> > If possible, can you be so kind to send me a copy of AmiPodder 1.6
> > Beta?
> >
> > If the locale support is done i can also look if is it possible to
> > translate the program in italian :-)
>
> Locale support isn't ready for beta testing yet. I'm currently
> concentrating on Total Amiga 25, when that is finished I'll continue
> working on AmiPodder. I've added you to my list of beta testers so
> when the next beta is ready you'll get a copy.
>
> Thanks for offering to help!
>
> Robert
>

Ok Robert i'll wait :-)
Thanks to you for your efforts ;-)

Hi Samirhawmdeh,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:
> If possible, can you be so kind to send me a copy of AmiPodder 1.6
> Beta?
>
> If the locale support is done i can also look if is it possible to
> translate the program in italian :-)

Locale support isn't ready for beta testing yet. I'm currently
concentrating on Total Amiga 25, when that is finished I'll continue
working on AmiPodder. I've added you to my list of beta testers so
when the next beta is ready you'll get a copy.

Thanks for offering to help!

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Just thought I would let you know that I will be at the Big Bash 4
> (http://www.amigabigbash.net) show in Peterborough, UK on Saturday
> with some other guys from SEAL. In addition to the usual copies of
> Total Amiga (and our new Archive CD), I'll also be bringing along my
> AmigaOne with the current development version of AmiPodder. So if you
> are coming to the show do visit our table and I'll give you a demo of
> the new features!
>
> Version 1.6 is currently in development and I hope to get a version
> out to my beta testers soon after the show. Speaking of beta testers,
> I could use a couple more. If you are interested in testing early (and
> potentially unstable) versions of AmiPodder please e-mail me privately
> with details of the Amiga(s) you would use for testing.
>
> Thanks and hope to see some of you at the show,
>
> Robert
>

Hello Robert,

If possible, can you be so kind to send me a copy of AmiPodder 1.6 Beta ?

If the locale support is done i can also look if is it possible to
translate the program in italian :-)

Time permitted ... :-/

Thanks in advance

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Just thought I would let you know that I will be at the Big Bash 4
> (http://www.amigabigbash.net) show in Peterborough, UK on Saturday
> with some other guys from SEAL. In addition to the usual copies of
> Total Amiga (and our new Archive CD), I'll also be bringing along my
> AmigaOne with the current development version of AmiPodder. So if you
> are coming to the show do visit our table and I'll give you a demo of
> the new features!
>
> Version 1.6 is currently in development and I hope to get a version
> out to my beta testers soon after the show. Speaking of beta testers,
> I could use a couple more. If you are interested in testing early (and
> potentially unstable) versions of AmiPodder please e-mail me privately
> with details of the Amiga(s) you would use for testing.
>
> Thanks and hope to see some of you at the show,
>
> Robert
>

Great news :-)

On 15 Sep 2006, at 10:09, robert@... wrote:

>> I've
>> ordered a Swiftech MCX159-CU cooler from Overclock.co.uk, but it's
>> out of stock and had to be back ordered.
>
> Mick had one of those on his A1 and it was really nice, solid
> mounting, cool
> running and quiet. I think you'll be pleased when it finally arrives.

Yes, I took the advice from Mick's article in 'Total Amiga' :-)

Actually, although I should post this in the Total Amiga mailing
list, I may as well mention now that I've been asking in the AmigaOS4
group about Mick's decision to use thermal pads instead of the
thermal grease supplied to interface between the cpu and heatsink.
There was a very detailed response from Steve Bowman as follows:

'The thermal resistance of thermal pads is much higher than metal-to-
metal contact + thermal compond to fill the microscopic gaps.  If you
could achieve a perfect molecular level contact between the two
surfaces across the entire surfaces you would not need compound.
However, no matter how smooth the finished lapped surfaces are, there
will always be microscopic gaps, hence the need for some compound.

Thermal pads are used when you need electrical isolation between a
component and its heatsink eg. a voltage regulating transistor on a
grounded heatsink, and so therefore they are a compromise. They are
meant to be used as a (better) alternative to using mica insulators +
compound.'

So I think I'll be sticking with the thermal grease, and it might be
worth pointing out that thermal pads 'may' not be the best solution
for cpu coolers?

Quoting Red Melons <red.melons@...>:

> On 14 Sep 2006, at 12:56, Robert Williams wrote:
> > Version 1.6 is currently in development and I hope to get a version
> > out to my beta testers soon after the show. Speaking of beta testers,
> > I could use a couple more.
>
> Well hopefully my AmigaOne-XE will be up and running next week and I
> can get back to work :-)

That's excellent news, I was wondering whether you'd made any progress with it.

Even with you back in the saddle :-), I'll be down to only two or three testers
so my offer still stands to others BTW.

> It's actually been working for a couple of weeks, but the new fan
> fitted by the repair centre in France is so horrendously noisy that I
> can't stand having the Amiga on for more than five minutes :-(

Wow, that sounds bad, what is it with Amiga companies and crappy processor
coolers :-(

> I've
> ordered a Swiftech MCX159-CU cooler from Overclock.co.uk, but it's
> out of stock and had to be back ordered.

Mick had one of those on his A1 and it was really nice, solid mounting, cool
running and quiet. I think you'll be pleased when it finally arrives.

Robert

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On 14 Sep 2006, at 12:56, Robert Williams wrote:

> Version 1.6 is currently in development and I hope to get a version
> out to my beta testers soon after the show. Speaking of beta testers,
> I could use a couple more.

Well hopefully my AmigaOne-XE will be up and running next week and I
can get back to work :-)

It's actually been working for a couple of weeks, but the new fan
fitted by the repair centre in France is so horrendously noisy that I
can't stand having the Amiga on for more than five minutes :-( I've
ordered a Swiftech MCX159-CU cooler from Overclock.co.uk, but it's
out of stock and had to be back ordered.

Hi Folks,

Just thought I would let you know that I will be at the Big Bash 4
(http://www.amigabigbash.net) show in Peterborough, UK on Saturday
with some other guys from SEAL. In addition to the usual copies of
Total Amiga (and our new Archive CD), I'll also be bringing along my
AmigaOne with the current development version of AmiPodder. So if you
are coming to the show do visit our table and I'll give you a demo of
the new features!

Version 1.6 is currently in development and I hope to get a version
out to my beta testers soon after the show. Speaking of beta testers,
I could use a couple more. If you are interested in testing early (and
potentially unstable) versions of AmiPodder please e-mail me privately
with details of the Amiga(s) you would use for testing.

Thanks and hope to see some of you at the show,

Robert

Hi,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, Red Melons <red.melons@...> wrote:
> I had an email yesterday from the Amiga Repair Center in france to
> say that my A1-XE is fixed (including USB and IDE fixes) :-)

That's great news, I'm sure you're relieved :-)

Out of interest, did they tell you what the problem was?

Let me know what you think of AmiPodder 1.5 when you get it back.

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm pleased to announce that AmiPodder version 1.5 is now available.
>
> This release has several new features, many of them added in
response to user requests. You can now organise your podcasts in to
groups. The user interface has been enhanced with the ability to
change the status of multiple podcasts and progress bars have been
added to slow operations. Compatibility with podcast feeds has also
been improved with support for redirected downloads and various types
of character encoding in URLs. In addition, AmiPodder can now work
behind an HTTP proxy and several bugs have been fixed.
>
> AmiPodder 1.5 is freeware (donations welcome) for OS 3.x, OS 4 and
MorphOS, get it from:
>
> http://www.amipodder.com
>
> As usual I'm keen to hear your comments on this release and
suggestions for future versions.
>
> Robert
>

Well done mate !! :-)

On 19 Aug 2006, at 16:08, Robert Williams wrote:

> I'm pleased to announce that AmiPodder version 1.5 is now available.

I had an email yesterday from the Amiga Repair Center in france to
say that my A1-XE is fixed (including USB and IDE fixes) :-)

Hi Folks,

I'm pleased to announce that AmiPodder version 1.5 is now available.

This release has several new features, many of them added in response to user
requests. You can now organise your podcasts in to groups. The user interface
has been enhanced with the ability to change the status of multiple podcasts and
progress bars have been added to slow operations. Compatibility with podcast
feeds has also been improved with support for redirected downloads and various
types of character encoding in URLs. In addition, AmiPodder can now work behind
an HTTP proxy and several bugs have been fixed.

AmiPodder 1.5 is freeware (donations welcome) for OS 3.x, OS 4 and MorphOS, get
it from:

http://www.amipodder.com

As usual I'm keen to hear your comments on this release and suggestions for
future versions.

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
>
> > Ok, just a request, for the 1.5 can you add locale.library support ?
> > Maybe in the future i can begin to translate it in Italian :-)
>
> That's a good idea, but I don't think I'll be able to do it for the
> version 1.5. I'm not sure whether it is even possible to use Locale
> with the AREXX/rxMUI interface used by AmiPodder. Once 1.5 is
> completed I will definitely look into it and see what I can do in
> version 1.6.
>
> Thanks for the suggestion,
>
> Robert

You are welcome Robert :-)
Locale support is very important expecially for some people with
english problems, also imho is a very professional method for our
small community ;-)

Hi,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:

> Ok, just a request, for the 1.5 can you add locale.library support ?
> Maybe in the future i can begin to translate it in Italian :-)

That's a good idea, but I don't think I'll be able to do it for the
version 1.5. I'm not sure whether it is even possible to use Locale
with the AREXX/rxMUI interface used by AmiPodder. Once 1.5 is
completed I will definitely look into it and see what I can do in
version 1.6.

Thanks for the suggestion,

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@>
> wrote:
>
> > > Just thought you might like to know that I have released a new
> > > beta of AmiPodder 1.5 to my testers.
> > >
> > > I have a few more changes I want to make and I'm sure there will
> > > be bugs to fix but it's a step towards the next release.
>
> > News ? :-)
>
> I have made two further beta releases since that post and version
> 1.5 now has all the features I wanted to add included. There are a
> couple of outstanding bugs that I need to investigate and of course
> the beta testers may uncover some more! Plus I need to update the
> documentation and create a release package.
>
> Unless one of the bugs proves to be really nasty I think I should be
> able to release it before the end of the month.
>
> Robert
>


Ok, just a request, for the 1.5 can you add locale.library support ?
Maybe in the future i can begin to translate it in Italian :-)

Thanks

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@>
wrote:

> > Just thought you might like to know that I have released a new
> > beta of AmiPodder 1.5 to my testers.
> >
> > I have a few more changes I want to make and I'm sure there will
> > be bugs to fix but it's a step towards the next release.

> News ? :-)

I have made two further beta releases since that post and version
1.5 now has all the features I wanted to add included. There are a
couple of outstanding bugs that I need to investigate and of course
the beta testers may uncover some more! Plus I need to update the
documentation and create a release package.

Unless one of the bugs proves to be really nasty I think I should be
able to release it before the end of the month.

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi samirhawamdeh,
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
> > --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@> wrote:
> > > --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
>
> > > > Please release it soon when it's done !
> > >
> > > Well, as Total Amiga 24 is now nearly completed and AmiRevival has
> > > been canceled (which while sad means I don't have to prepare for
the
> > > show) I reckon I should be able to get a new release out
sometime in
> > > August.
>
> > Thanks mate :-)
>
> Just thought you might like to know that I have released a new beta of
> AmiPodder 1.5 to my testers.
>
> I have a few more changes I want to make and I'm sure there will be
> bugs to fix but it's a step towards the next release.
>
> Thanks for your support,
>
> Robert
>


News ? :-)