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

Hi Red,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, Red Melons <red.melons@...> wrote:
> 1. I find the method of adding a new feed by entering the url
> first and then clicking 'Add' counter-intuitive. Would it be
> possible to instead have another button below the Channel list,
> i.e. 'Edit' 'Remove' and 'Add' so that when 'Add' is clicked, a
> requester pops up allowing the url to be entered?

This is how adding a channel used to work, I changed the process to
reduce the number of clicks needed to add a channel. I think the code
for the old method is still there so I could easily change it back.
Does anyone else have any preferences about this?

> 2. I would love to be able to organise the channels into categories
> rather than having one long list. Is this planned?

That's a really good idea and something I would use myself. If it's
not too complicated to add I'll see if I can include it in the 1.5
release.

Thanks for the suggestions,

Robert

I can't remember if I've mentioned these before, but here goes:

1. I find the method of adding a new feed by entering the url first and then
clicking 'Add' counter-intuitive. Would it be possible to instead have another
button below the Channel list, i.e. 'Edit' 'Remove' and 'Add' so that when
'Add' is clicked, a requester pops up allowing the url to be entered?

2. I would love to be able to organise the channels into categories rather than
having one long list. Is this planned?

Hi Red,

On 05-Jul-06 17:56:16 Red Melons red.melons@... wrote:
>On 30/06/2006, Robert Williams wrote:

>> I have to say,
>> I've had very little feedback ...
>> ... in the last few months which has somewhat sapped my
>> enthuisiasm for preparing another release.

>Sorry you're not getting much feeback Robert. I have tried to let you know
>of any features I thought could be improved, but the problem is that
>AmiPodder now seems to do everything I think I need. Of course, as soon as
>you add another feature that becomes indispensable as well :-)

Well there are a few usability improvements in the new version which I
think users will like. It also works properly with podcasts which redirect
their downloads to a different filenames which some people may need.

>I do also try to spread the word about AmiPodder when the opportunity
>arises.

I've noticed your posts on various forums and mailing lists about
AmiPodder and really appreciate them, thanks.

>http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=19664&forum=2#3
>07788

>Please be assured that AmiPodder is very much appreciated and used daily.

Thanks :-)!

>Perhaps the lack of feedback is good news in that there are no more
>problems with it? Why don't you take a leaf from other programmers and
>build a few nasty bugs into each release? ;-)

In that case perhaps I should have released 1.5 as it was, nasty bugs was
a good description! Hopefully they're all fixed now!

Thanks again,

Robert

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On 30/06/2006, Robert Williams wrote:

> I have to say,
> I've had very little feedback ...
> ... in the last few months which has somewhat sapped my
> enthuisiasm for preparing another release.

Sorry you're not getting much feeback Robert. I have tried to let you know of
any features I thought could be improved, but the problem is that AmiPodder
now seems to do everything I think I need. Of course, as soon as you add
another feature that becomes indispensable as well :-)

I do also try to spread the word about AmiPodder when the opportunity arises.

http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=19664&forum=2#307788

Please be assured that AmiPodder is very much appreciated and used daily.
Perhaps the lack of feedback is good news in that there are no more problems
with it? Why don't you take a leaf from other programmers and build a few
nasty bugs into each release? ;-)

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@> wrote:
> >>
> >> I have to say, I've had very little feedback either on this
> >> list or personally about AmiPodder (although one person has made a
> >> donation which was much appreciated) in the last few months which
> >> has somewhat sapped my enthuisiasm for preparing another release.
> >
> > Please don't say that ! AmiPodder it's a great piece of software
> > and i'm sure much appreciated in our community, also it's the only
> > software in it's kind for AmigaOS ...
>
> Thanks for your support and don't worry, I'm not abandoning
> AmiPodder. All I meant was that when I get no comments for months on-
> end about AmiPodder it is easy to think that no one cares about a
> new version. Conversly, when people (like you) contact me about it
> or reply to my posts on this mailing list it encourages me to get on
> with development and to make public releases.
>
> > 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.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Robert
>


Thanks mate :-)

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:
>>
>> I have to say, I've had very little feedback either on this
>> list or personally about AmiPodder (although one person has made a
>> donation which was much appreciated) in the last few months which
>> has somewhat sapped my enthuisiasm for preparing another release.
>
> Please don't say that ! AmiPodder it's a great piece of software
> and i'm sure much appreciated in our community, also it's the only
> software in it's kind for AmigaOS ...

Thanks for your support and don't worry, I'm not abandoning
AmiPodder. All I meant was that when I get no comments for months on-
end about AmiPodder it is easy to think that no one cares about a
new version. Conversly, when people (like you) contact me about it
or reply to my posts on this mailing list it encourages me to get on
with development and to make public releases.

> 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.

Cheers,

Robert

>>>
My changes to fix the "redirected" URLs problem had some unexpected
side effects (read they introduced some bugs). I think I have now
squashed them all so I have a version ready to go out for beta
testing. I have to say, I've had very little feedback either on this
list or personally about AmiPodder (although one person has made a
donation which was much appreciated) in the last few months which has
somewhat sapped my enthuisiasm for preparing another release.

I'm also very busy with Total Amiga issue 24 ATM as it has to be
finished in time for the AmiRevival show at the end of July. Once the
mag is at the printers I'll try to get the current version out to my
trusty beta testers and aim to make a public release after the show.

Thanks for your post, it's nice to know people are out there
interested in AmiPodder!
>>>

Please don't say that ! AmiPodder it's a great piece of software and
i'm sure much appreciated in our community, also it's the only
software in it's kind for AmigaOS ...

Not all amigans write or read on this mailing list ;-)

Please release it soon when it's done !

Bye

Hi,

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, samirhawamdeh <no_reply@...> wrote:
> --- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@> wrote:
> > I've now started working on AmiPodder again and am hoping
> > to release version 1.5 in the next few weeks.

[SNIP]

> > As usual, I'm very keen to hear suggestions from you as to other
> > features you would like to see. Please also send any bug reports
> > and the URLs of any podcast feeds that don't work with
> > AmiPodder. Anything you suggest or report now has a good chance
> > of making it into 1.5.

> Any news ?

My changes to fix the "redirected" URLs problem had some unexpected side effects
(read they introduced some bugs). I think I have now squashed them all so I have
a version ready to go out for beta testing. I have to say, I've had very little
feedback either on this list or personally about AmiPodder (although one person
has made a donation which was much appreciated) in the last few months which has
somewhat sapped my enthuisiasm for preparing another release.

I'm also very busy with Total Amiga issue 24 ATM as it has to be finished in
time for the AmiRevival show at the end of July. Once the mag is at the printers
I'll try to get the current version out to my trusty beta testers and aim to
make a public release after the show.

Thanks for your post, it's nice to know people are out there interested in
AmiPodder!

Robert

--- In amipodder@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams" <robert@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Sorry it's been a while since I've posted here and even longer since
the last AmiPodder release. I was busy with Total Amiga 23 (out now!)
and then went away on a great holiday visiting my folks in Oz.
>
> Any how, I've now started working on AmiPodder again and am hoping
to release version 1.5 in the next few weeks. Already implemented are
the following:
>
> Support for redirected downloads where the filename in the URL does
not match the file downloaded. This fixes and on-going problem with
the "Verge of the Fringe" podcast and would have fixed the problem
with the "Amiga Demo Podcast" Red_Mellons reported only they seem to
have fixed the feed so it works with AmiPodder 1.4 (perhaps in
response to your A.org postings Red?). Currently this feature is only
implemented for URLs containing a ? character (which often indicates
the request will be redirected) as it requires AmiPodder to query the
web server which takes time. If anyone has an example of a podcast
that uses redirected URLs without ?s in them then please let me know.
>
> Supports HTTP proxy servers (requested by Thomas Wiard).
>
> Fixed a bug which caused downloads to fail if the URL contained an =
sign.
>
> Now correctly recognises x-audio and x-video MIME types.
>
> Added progress bars for slower operations (requested by Red_Mellons).
>
> As usual, I'm very keen to hear suggestions from you as to other
features you would like to see. Please also send any bug reports and
the URLs of any podcast feeds that don't work with AmiPodder. Anything
you suggest or report now has a good chance of making it into 1.5.
>
> Thanks
>
> Robert
>


Any news ?

Question and Answers/interviews whatever
the show well be recorded and uploaded to the amiga
podcast group
see sig for more details

I didn't think of doing the skypecast on the weekend
next time

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Williams" <robert@...>
To: <amipodder@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 6:20 PM
Subject: [amipodder] Re: amiga podcast group's
skypecast


> Hi Tom,
>
>> amiga podcast group's skypecast hosted by me
>> to Starts May 30, 1:30 GMT +10
>
> That sounds interesting (I hadn't heard of
Skypecasts before), what
> are you planning to discuss on the 'cast?
>
> 01:30 GMT +10 is 16:30 BST (GMT +1) so I would
normally be at work at
> that time during the week. If you hold a 'cast at
the weekend I'd be
> interested in joining in.
>
> Robert
>
>
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Hi Tom,

> amiga podcast group's skypecast hosted by me
> to Starts May 30, 1:30 GMT +10

That sounds interesting (I hadn't heard of Skypecasts before), what
are you planning to discuss on the 'cast?

01:30 GMT +10 is 16:30 BST (GMT +1) so I would normally be at work at
that time during the week. If you hold a 'cast at the weekend I'd be
interested in joining in.

Robert

Podcasting is becoming a necessity:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/5013194.stm

"A lecturer at a West Yorkshire university has abolished traditional lectures
in favour of podcasts."

"Students will ask questions about lectures via text message, which will be
answered in Dr Ashraf's blog"

amiga podcast group's skypecast hosted by me
to Starts May 30, 1:30 GMT +10
https://skypecasts.skype.com/skypecasts/skypecast/detailed.html?id_talk=7526

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2x disk drives,KS\WB 3.1
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<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amiga_podcast/>
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Hi All,

Sorry it's been a while since I've posted here and even longer since the last
AmiPodder release. I was busy with Total Amiga 23 (out now!) and then went away
on a great holiday visiting my folks in Oz.

Any how, I've now started working on AmiPodder again and am hoping to release
version 1.5 in the next few weeks. Already implemented are the following:

Support for redirected downloads where the filename in the URL does not match
the file downloaded. This fixes and on-going problem with the "Verge of the
Fringe" podcast and would have fixed the problem with the "Amiga Demo Podcast"
Red_Mellons reported only they seem to have fixed the feed so it works with
AmiPodder 1.4 (perhaps in response to your A.org postings Red?). Currently this
feature is only implemented for URLs containing a ? character (which often
indicates the request will be redirected) as it requires AmiPodder to query the
web server which takes time. If anyone has an example of a podcast that uses
redirected URLs without ?s in them then please let me know.

Supports HTTP proxy servers (requested by Thomas Wiard).

Fixed a bug which caused downloads to fail if the URL contained an = sign.

Now correctly recognises x-audio and x-video MIME types.

Added progress bars for slower operations (requested by Red_Mellons).

As usual, I'm very keen to hear suggestions from you as to other features you
would like to see. Please also send any bug reports and the URLs of any podcast
feeds that don't work with AmiPodder. Anything you suggest or report now has a
good chance of making it into 1.5.

Thanks

Robert

I've posted in the 'Amiga Game Intro Podcast' thread at Amiga.org

http://www.amiga.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=30548&forum=22

to let the podcast author know about the problem which AmiPodder has when the
file name shown in the channel does not match the actual file downloaded,
which happens with both the

Amiga Demo Podcast
http://feeds.feedburner.com/AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX

and the

Amiga Game Intro Podcast
http://feeds.feedburner.com/AmigaGameIntroPodcast_DivX

I suspect that I'm not explaining it very well, so would appreciate it if
anybody who has come across this problem could add a comment to the thread.

Thanks

message forwarded from total amiga
From: "Red Melons" <red.melons@...>
To: <totalamiga@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 7:03 PM
Subject: [totalamiga] Exclamation!


> In the 'Subscribing to Podcasts with AmiPodder'
feature in Total Amiga 23,
> Robert gives a tip for setting the download
directory for mp3 files when using
> IBrowse. He  advises setting the audio/mpeg
extension as "!mp3" (without
> quotes) and warns that the exclamation mark is
important.
>
> I don't use IBrowse with AmiPodder (I use wget), but
hadn't seen the
> exclamation mark used before in mime extensions, and
presume it would be
> applicable to all programs using mime types. Can you
please tell me what the
> purpose of the exclamation mark is?
>


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

>> They download ok (I use wget), but then when I 'Check Downloads', their
>> status stays as 'Queued'. Is their something special about these files which
>> AmiPodder can't handle?
>
> Checking the status of the files, Amipodder states the files name as
> AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX.divx?d=15, but the file actually saved is
> 002_sota.divx, so AmiPodder returns a file size of 0.00 KB.

What's happening here is that the download URL in the podcast feed (the
AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX.divx?d=15 one) is being redirected to the actual file
(002_sota.divx). As this happens in the download program AmiPodder doesn't know
anything about the change of filename. I could possibly work around this by
having AmiPodder "sniff" each download to see if it is going to be redirected,
however this might have a significant performance penalty.

>> While I'm here, why is it necessary to 'Check Downloads'? Would it be
>> possible for AmiPodder to do this automatically after downloading?

This is another "symptom" of using external programs to download. AmiPodder
fires off the download but doesn't have any way to tell that the program has
completed downloading. The check downloads function checks to see if the
expected file exists and if it is the expected size. You can set the download
check to happen every few minutes on the "Automation" tab of preferences which
makes it work more automatically.

Both of these problems would be fixed by including an built-in download manager.
Unfortunately coding a multi-threaded download manager (needed to prevent
downloads locking up the GUI and for multiple downloads to occur at once) in
AREXX is a decidedly non-trivial task :-(.

Hope that explains it,

Robert

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On 20/03/2006, Red Melons wrote:

> Has anybody else downloaded the Amiga Demo Podcasts from
> http://feeds.feedburner.com/AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX with AmiPodder?
>
> They download ok (I use wget), but then when I 'Check Downloads', their
> status stays as 'Queued'. Is their something special about these files
> which AmiPodder can't handle?

Checking the status of the files, Amipodder states the files name as
AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX.divx?d=15, but the file actually saved is 002_sota.divx,
so AmiPodder returns a file size of 0.00 KB.

Has anybody else downloaded the Amiga Demo Podcasts from
http://feeds.feedburner.com/AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX with AmiPodder?

They download ok (I use wget), but then when I 'Check Downloads', their status
stays as 'Queued'. Is their something special about these files which
AmiPodder can't handle?

While I'm here, why is it necessary to 'Check Downloads'? Would it be possible
for AmiPodder to do this automatically after downloading?

here is a link for more information on ACC from
wikipedia.org

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_audio_coding

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Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 2:48 AM
Subject: [amipodder] AAC audio files


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> Thanks, just gotta find all the MUI classes now.
Really, these MUI programs
> need a built in resource to track down these MCC's
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> download them.
>
> So, will that then play Apple AAC audio files? And
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Hi Red,

Thanks for forwarding these posts, I don't normally read the OS 4 list so
It's good to see them.

On 14-Mar-06 16:48:16 Red Melons red.melons@... wrote:
>>So, will that then play Apple AAC audio files? And download them from the
>>iTunes site?"

>Is this a possibility for AmiPodder?

I'm not aware of any Amiga software that will play AAC so unfortunately
the answer is no. However, very few podcasts are available only in AAC
format, there is almost always an MP3 option. In some ways it is fortunate
for us that the iPod is the only music player that supports AAC as most
podcasters include MP3 support for listeners using other players.

If anyone is aware of Amiga software that supports AAC (perhaps MPlayer
does) let me know and I will add support.

With regard to the downloads, I think that the original poster is under a
misapprehension as to how iTunes podcasting works. Apple does not host the
podcasts themselves, iTunes downloads them from the podcaster's site just
as AmiPodder does.

BTW... Now Total Amiga 23 is finished, AmiPodder development will resume.
I have completed some work on 1.5 so now would be a good time to send in
suggestions for the next release.

Robert

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Recently I have downloaded ,pdf and .jpg files from the Amiga podcast group and
the Amiga Demo Podcast. I then have to find them in the downloads drawer to
view them.

I don't know how other podcast utilities handle these types of files, or even
if non-audio/video files are usually included in podcasts, but does AmiPodder
need options to use say AmiPDF and Multiview to display them?

There is now a DivX feed for the Amiga Demo Podcast which works perfectly with
AmiPodder and MPlayer.

http://www.amigademopodcast.com.

The feed is http://feeds.feedburner.com/AmigaDemoPodcast_DivX

There is only one demo so far - 9 Fingers (Spaceballs), but there is a poll to
select the next demo.

This was posted on AmigaOS4@yahoogroups.com:

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Thanks, just gotta find all the MUI classes now. Really, these MUI programs
need a built in resource to track down these MCC's on the internet and
download them.

So, will that then play Apple AAC audio files? And download them from the
iTunes site?"

--------------



Is this a possibility for AmiPodder?

Posted by twilson on amiga.org:

http://www.amiga.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=30047&forum=22

"I've just started an Amiga Demo (Video) Podcast. Primarily it is H.264, but
there is also a DivX version of each demo available.

Currently on the first episode, which is "9 Fingers" by Spaceballs. Check it
out and let me know what you think.

I hope to include a voting system, to vote for the next demo when I have more
viewers."

http://www.amigademopodcast.com

Just in case you don't have time to read the AmigaOS4 group, here's a comment
made by a poster in that group:


>AmiPodder http://www.amipodder.com downloads audio and video podcasts, and
>plays them with the player of your choice (I use mplayer for playing the
>videos).
>
Ooo, it's better than I realised. Maybe the interface needs a little
work, but it is very nice.

On 19/02/2006, Tom Sparks wrote:

> photocasting ????? :)

Damn, I knew I forgot one :-)

Is this a useful task for Amipodder?

what manual?
i see no Manual :)
photocasting ????? :)

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Red Melons" <red.melons@...>
To: <amipodder@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 1:29 AM
Subject: [amipodder] Re: Removing downloaded files

> Phew, I've had to learn a whole new language since
AmiPodder was released -
> podcasting, vodcasting, channels, episodes, syncing
... I'm going to have to
> RTFM if this goes on! ;-)



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On 19/02/2006, Robert Williams wrote:

>> Would it be possible to add a menu item to AmiPodder to allow
>> downloaded podcasts to be deleted from disk? If a channel is
>> removed, it can be difficult to tell which downloaded files belong
>> to which channel.
>
> That should be possible. Did you have in mind an option to delete the file
> for a particular episode? Something else I could do is make the remove
> channel command delete any associated podcast files.

I was intending to use it for 'cleaning up' after removing channels, so your
suggestion of making 'remove channel' do that would be even better.

But as you've mentioned it, yes it would be nice to be able to delete invidual
episodes :-)

Phew, I've had to learn a whole new language since AmiPodder was released -
podcasting, vodcasting, channels, episodes, syncing ... I'm going to have to
RTFM if this goes on! ;-)

> Anyway I'll add this to the wish list for 1.5.

Thanks