Yes, I have also installed AntennaPod and it seems to work fine; since
apparently it will do the sync with the gpodder.net site and the desktop
version, I am thinking of using it as a replacement for Podkicker, although
it is also an app I like and have never had any issues with.
The problems I was having mostly involved getting the .opml file recognized
in the desktop gpodder app and then exporting to the gpodder.net site.
Most of that seems to be resolved now, except:
the titles on the gpodder.net list all show as blank (because to do the
import I had to generated title= and text= strings for each of the couple
hundred podcasts, and to save typing I had left them all blank Antenna Pod
and the Gpodder desktop app pick up the names, but not the gpodder,.net
site. it seems. Is there a way to correct this ?
Also I have no idea where to find (or how to generate) the device id I
apparently will need to do the syncing. If you could help with that I
would appreciate it
Thanks !
Charles
On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 12:16 AM Chris Black <simstick@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The file seems fine. I opened it using antenna pod on android and it
stripped everything except the rss lines and had me check which ones or all
to import.
On Fri, Dec 6, 2019, 15:47 Charles Small <n.charles.small@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Thank you for the offer to help; it is much appreciated ! I have
finally got fed up completely with Itunes and have been looking for a
Windows-based alternative, and there are not many out there, it seems.
Anyway, the example file you sent worked perfectly with the gpodder
application. I renamed the file I have been trying to get going to .xml
again and used an editor on it (I have been using an old version of
Dreamweaver, which will allow opening and editing .xml files. I opened
your example, which worked, as .xml as well and compared them side-by-side
and could find very few significant differences. I tried numerous ways of
aligning and removing text or directives that seemed like they might be
causing problems, also replacing characters, ensuring the syntax was
identical, etc., but there was no way I could get my file (which was
exported from Podkicker on Android) to work. I am attaching an edited
version of that file, including just the first few lines of subs. If you
can see anything that would make it work, that would be great !
Thanks
Charles
On Fri, Dec 6, 2019 at 11:23 AM Benjamin Blatter <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I happen to have Windows 7 on one of my machines and would be willing to
have a try at this. If you send me your file I'll try to import it on my
system.
On the other hand, you might compare the attached file and create a
working one with your subscriptions from this. It's actually an easy
process and allows you to give your subscriptions even your own title, if
the official one doesn't fit your wishes, for any reasons. In my case this
is quite handy with foreign youtube channels containing Unicode charakters.
Am 04.12.2019 um 15:26 schrieb Charles Small <n.charles.small@xxxxxxxxx>:
a .opml file I have exported from Android Podkicker. The file does not
I have installed the application on Windows 7 and am trying to import
show anything when I try to open it; nevertheless, if I rename it to .xml
and open it, I can see all the subs in there as content. What am I missing
here ? Your help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Charles
