I'd never noticed before, but yes, it does: "downloading 1 file (100%,
1.18 GiB/s)". Is that aburd enough for you? The funny thing is that the
download progress in the window shows 22%, 93.53 KiB/s for the last of
five downloads. The other four completed.
Another funny thing is that when I first looked at the titlebar it
showed 786 MB/s, then went 1.18GiB, then 2.39 GiB and now shows
2.78GiB. So it's not totally locked up, I just can't see what's happening.
Gary
On 20.11.18 13:23, Badri Sunderarajan wrote:
I think I have this problem too. Does your gPodder show some absurdly high download speed in the titlebar when it crashes?
I think it happens when my Internet connection is bad, but I'm not too sure. Right now, I've set my gPodder to download episodes one at a time, which seems to help. The problem still persists, but less frequently. It would be good to find a solution.
—Badri
On Tue, 13 Nov, 2018 at 2:18 PM, Gary Shears <garys@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Bump. No one has any ideas on this? I've run it from the command line with -v, and it looks like parts of the program keep running, but the download thread(s) die. I've had to switch to Clementine, even though gpodder is better. On 27.10.18 07:48, Gary Shears wrote:
Hi All, gpodder randomly locks up while downloading new episodes.
I have to 'force quit' and restart, sometimes several times
before the downloads succeed. Is there a verbose logging mode I
can use to trace this? Any hints on debugging? Thanks, Gary
