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I have a Sansa Clip + , it works just fine in MSC mode. I wanted to give a try to the MTP mode. But it does not show up in Amarok. I have libmtp installed and mtp-detect does show up the device information. Even Gnomad2 shows the tracks and device information but not amarok. is
I am on Fedora 14, libmtp-1.0.3-5 libusb-0.1.12-23 amarok-2.3.2-4 Can someone help me with this ? |
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I have no problems using my Sansa Clip in both MSC and MTP mode in current Amarok 2.4-git on Kde 4.5.3 with Kubuntu 10.10. The only difference should be that mine is running on flash memory, yours has a hard disc IIRC.
Same libmtp version, libusb is slightly older, 0.1.12-15
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Thanks for the response Mamarok.
Here is what I have done since my last post. I got the product information via lsusb -vv and added my player information in the 60-libmtp.rules file ( which i copied from libmtp package to /etc/udev/rules.d ). I tried manually selecting the USB mode in Clip+. I tried Default,MTP as well as MSC. Gnomad2 works just fine with it so I guess it must me something going wrong in amarok. @Mamarok .. mine is also a flash based player not hard disk based. |
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No idea what is wrong in your case, the only problem I have encountered so far with the Sansa Clip is that the automatic mode doesn't work correctly. One has to select specifically the MTP or MSC mode.
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Alright now that it seems not its not any known issue and it should have worked under normal circumstances what I am looking for now is more troubleshooting steps. What all can I do to figure out whats going wrong with amarok not showing up the MTP dvice ?
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Ok ..so I ran amarok on commandline to see whats going on. I get the following messages when I connect the player. Can somone look at it and help me ?
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Can somebody have a look at the error messages and help resolve this ?
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In my experience, plugging it in whilst Amarok is already running, and being patient for about 30 seconds is sufficient for the MTP device to show up.
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Its not an issue of patience here. I have had it connected for fairly long. Also the error message above shows that there is a problem detecting it as MTP |
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Just to try new things to fix this ...I tried my player with Kubuntu 10.10.
It was a pleasant surprise to see that it worked and the device was detected. So it was a ray of hope for me. I bet the fix to my problem should be pretty simple. I urge one of the developers to please have a look at the error report i submitted above. I do not have a good understanding of how these things work but i bet a developer if sees the error log should be able to point out the problem very easily. |
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Well, I suspect it to be a problem with the underlying system, as Solid is the part that detects Media Devices. Maybe there is a problem with the Fedora implementation of Solid, but it is likely not an Amarok bug, as Amarok doesn't do hardware detection..
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thanks Mamarok. I will try to get hold of some fedora people.
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Hi ! i've got exactly the same error with Fedora 14 !
Could you please tell me if you've posted the error on a fedora related forum. I can try to open a bug in BugZilla, but I really don't know where the problem is. Thanks for keeping in touch about this PS : Do you happen to have both gnome and KDE installed ? It's my case, and maybe there's a kind of conflict when trying to recognize the player. I've noticed in my KDE configuration that the Creative Zen is nowhere to be find... |
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Good to know that I am not alone.
I first posted this on General Support on fedora forum. I posted it just along with my post here, but I did not get any resolution. Yesterday, I posted again in the Hardware Support section on fedoraforums and I summarised all the steps I have taken. The new thread is here A bug report would be great. |
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Well, on gnome i have:
My Zen vision is view and mounted by gphoto2 (i can see the player, the folders...) , and is recognized by gnomad2. So the device is clearly detected, but still, it is not shown in amarok. i will fill a bug, but i would like to know a little more to be able to post it in a right section... |
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