Hello Paul, On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 22:21:45 +0100 paul wrote: > If you think it is not a too complicated job, I can try. So maybe it > cost me more time to program than to download them again, but I have > some time available. It is extremely slow at my work at the > moment.... So yes, I think I would appreciate some instructions. The filesystem structure from gPodder 0.8.0 to 0.8.9 changed like this: 0.8.0: ~/.config/gpodder/downloads/[short-name]/[filename].[ext] where [short-name] is the name with spaces and special characters stripped, also found in "channels.xml" in the gPodder config dir. The [filename] part is the md5sum of the filename download URL. 0.8.9: [gpodder-download-dir]/[md5-channel]/[filename].[ext] Where [md5-channel] is the md5sum of the channel feed URL and [filename] is the same as in 0.8.0. To convert the old file naming scheme to the new one, you would have to 1) get a list of all channel URLs from channels.xml plus their correspondent "short-name" values 2) calculate the md5sum of the channel URL 3) create the new channel downloads folder (md5sum of channel URL) 4) move all downloads + index.xml (local podcast database) to the new download folder 5) manually move any leftover podcasts, probably from pre-0.7 gpodder filenaming system (was: filename on server) If you really come around to working out a script, I'd be glad to add it to the gPodder distribution :) HTH. Thomas